Camper and Truck Photos

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

A few more to add! Last weekend, and the other two from Lake Diablo for a medical recertification.

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[Pacific Northwest yetti]

First one, after a week of remote medical recertification. And the second two, on the columbia River.

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[LouisianaRebel]

New to the forum and pretty new to exploring. Bought this so I could pull my toys behind and still go places others can't.
Many mods on the way including a winch.
AGM batteries added.
300 watts of solar in the garage waiting to be installed.
Rotopax fuel cans waiting to be installed.
And yes, the little tray on the back gets beat up on tight trails. I probably won't use it next time.

 

[Regcabguy]

I rarely dismount my camper so the jacks come off immediately. I'm spooked about them ripping off the corners.

 

[LouisianaRebel]

I rarely dismount my camper so the jacks come off immediately. I'm spooked about them ripping off the corners.View attachment 524008

Next time I am for sure taking the jacks off. I don't know why I thought it was a good idea to leave them on.

 

[Buddha.]

New to the forum and pretty new to exploring. Bought this so I could pull my toys behind and still go places others can't.
Many mods on the way including a winch.
AGM batteries added.
300 watts of solar in the garage waiting to be installed.
Rotopax fuel cans waiting to be installed.
And yes, the little tray on the back gets beat up on tight trails. I probably won't use it next time.View attachment 523993View attachment 523994View attachment 523992View attachment 524001

Are those denalis 2500s or 3500?

 

[Lan]

2001 superduty. 7.3L 6 speed. OME suspension. CBI swing arm. ARB bumper. 37" toyo MT's. FWC (which I may sell soon).

 

[mnwanders]

Picked up my new summit and left immediately to go camp for a week.

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Wow, that is a gorgeous set-up. This is exactly what I want to do except on an F150 supercrew. How do you like it so far?

 

[Clay]

2001 superduty. 7.3L 6 speed. OME suspension. CBI swing arm. ARB bumper. 37" toyo MT's. FWC (which I may sell soon).

May I ask why you are thinking of selling?

 

[Explorerinil]

I rarely dismount my camper so the jacks come off immediately. I'm spooked about them ripping off the corners.View attachment 524008

I’ve always liked your set up, can you post more of the camper? My wife and I are thinking about a trailer or in bed camper of some sort. Thanks!

 

[Lan]

May I ask why you are thinking of selling?

There are multiple reasons why I may sell the camper and possibly the complete package.

1. I lost my job at the railroad this month so I could use the money.
2. I am not as adventurous as I thought I was. I've taken my family camping all over the western U.S. the past several years but I prefer day trips and staying at hotels.
3. I may sell the fwc because it came loose on our trip to moab last week while on white rim trail. This is not the first time I've had this problem. If I sell the fwc I could use the truck to pull a camper but I have reservations about getting into that kind of "camping"...

In closing, I may sell the truck and camper together. The trucks suspension was configured for the added weight and it rides beautifully with it so I have reservations about separating the two.

This is the only vehicle I have ever felt a bond with, likely due to the memories it has given us and how it has never let us down. The 6 speed 7.3 is a workhorse. Very reliable.

 

[Regcabguy]

2001 superduty. 7.3L 6 speed. OME suspension. CBI swing arm. ARB bumper. 37" toyo MT's. FWC (which I may sell soon).

Nice setup indeed.

 

[Cheyneskeezer]

Got a carpet kit dirt cheap as I knew I’d only use parts of it. Using just left bench and I turned the mid panel 90 and mounted it at the back so I can store all my camp boxes below it’s also removable . Then I made a slide out panel that has my thru axle rack for my mtb bolted to it. Now I can re position bike to make it easier to get it out and also move the panel side to side so when we camp I can still have access to the “ galley” ?. Then when the bike isn’t needed I can spin it 180 n the thru axle rack is under shelf. Toying with the idea of makin the bottom of bike panel Teflon and turning it upside downto make a table to eat on

 

[Cheyneskeezer]

Ordered my SLO sail rain fly last week At my door 7 days later

 

[Schmitty21]

Wow, that is a gorgeous set-up. This is exactly what I want to do except on an F150 supercrew. How do you like it so far?

Love it. Got 2 week long trips on it so far and it's exactly what I wanted in terms of easy camp set up and tear down. I also sleep really well in it. Feels much more secure than an RTT.