Camper and Truck Photos

[WangosTango]

Thank you, hate to steal another man's style, but I like yours a lot.

 

[ambulancemonkee]

by Basil Lynch, on Flickr

I love the license plate.

 

[Beamer pilot]

I love the license plate.

Now I am totally confused, in the USA I was often corrected and told they are called "tags"...

 

[Trikebubble]

I can finally play in this park. I brought home our new Hawk yesterday. She looks a little dirty here, mid-trip, though she certainly did cleaned up well after the I got home. We ordered it around 5 months ago, and are pretty excited to see where she is going to take us in the future. I still have some goodies (bumper, winch, sliders, rear Hitchgate, etc) that are waiting patiently in the garage to install. The tundra handled the additional weight almost as if it weren't there. I've replaced all the suspension components as well as added airbags to deal with the additional weight once the camper is loaded.

 

[pyrate]

Now I am totally confused, in the USA I was often corrected and told they are called "tags"...

That's odd. The metal part is the license plate. Custom ones like this are even called a "vanity plate" in California. The stickers that go on the rear indicating month and year they are registered through are generally called "tags" (as in registration tag).

 

[Bubblegoose1]

I can finally play in this park. I brought home our new Hawk yesterday. She looks a little dirty here, mid-trip, though she certainly did cleaned up well after the I got home. We ordered it around 5 months ago, and are pretty excited to see where she is going to take us in the future. I still have some goodies (bumper, winch, sliders, rear Hitchgate, etc) that are waiting patiently in the garage to install. The tundra handled the additional weight almost as if it weren't there. I've replaced all the suspension components as well as added airbags to deal with the additional weight once the camper is loaded.

Nice setup

 

[Larry]

You guys are nuts! I did that on my moto last year so I know what you went through!

Ya, Devil’s Racetrack will definitely keep your attention. I certainly wouldn’t recommend most people take their shinny new Toyota “Overlander” in there let alone a full-size truck with a camper. LOL We were all lucky to come out with only two flat tires (Power Wagon & 2002 Dodge Diesel), one broken stub shaft on the tan K5 Blazer and a bent rear shackle on mine blue K10. Lockers are pretty much required for that trail :costumed-smiley-007

 

[NikonRon]

Toyota's wouldn't have broke.

 

[Patrkbukly]

My Grandby on my 93 F250

Now on my 2017

 

[Buckshot62]

1999 Dodge 2500 with 1986 Fleet. Reworking front lift panel and interior before early June trip to Yellowstone.

 

[Patrkbukly]

View attachment 4404351999 Dodge 2500 with 1986 Fleet. Reworking front lift panel and interior before early June trip to Yellowstone.

I feel the build quality in the older trucks is far better than the newer.

 

[Buckshot62]

I feel the build quality in the older trucks is far better than the newer.

385,000 miles on the old Dodge.

 

[Regcabguy]

Excellent rig. I love the camper and bumper.

 

[inv3ctiv3]

Go Fast Camper by Jim Bob Barnett, on Flickr

Go Fast Camper by Jim Bob Barnett, on Flickr

Go Fast Camper by Jim Bob Barnett, on Flickr

Go Fast Camper by Jim Bob Barnett, on Flickr

 

[Wallygator]

My Grandby on my 93 F250

Now on my 2017

How do you like the single cab? Do you have enough room in the cab? Nice rig! I Can't decide on the cab configuration