Camper and Truck Photos

[Nailhead]

First camping trip in the IH/Alaskan in my BIL’s driveway:

 

[quachau]

on the way to Glacier we stopped at Browns Lake, MT

 

[tacollie]

We spent last week hiding out in southern Colorado.

 

[Nailhead]

Before the smoke rolled in again…

 

[jadmt]

Before the smoke rolled in again…

nice

 

[jadmt]

 

[ramblinChet]

Here's my AEV/FWC RAM 3500 waiting for me to pick her up...

 

[Beamer pilot]

Here's my AEV/FWC RAM 3500 waiting for me to pick her up...

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Awesome unit….

 

[grogie]

Here's my AEV/FWC RAM 3500 waiting for me to pick her up...

Wow! I love the single cab ... smart! Shorter truck!

 

[Mules]

In the process of building an expedition shell for my Gladiator. It is open from the driver to the tailgate, and will have a pop up with a push up bed so you can walk through it. Here's the link to the forum page.

Gladiator Pop-Up Pass Through Camper Build

I'm building a fiberglass pop top. Check it out!

expeditionportal.com

 

[Desert_Roaming]

Here's my junk, nothing fancy. Old Palomino short bed pop up riding on an 02 Powerstroke. It fits in my 01 V10 F250 short bed but I do like having a little wiggle room in the Diesel. I plan on running a transfer tank in the front and sliding the camper up to it.

 

[Bho4779]

Tommy Camper S4-X on my 2015 Tacoma. California Coast.
Still a work in progress. Undertray boxes for front of wheel well still need to be installed and work on the rear axle and suspension soon.

 

[ardenlonewolf]

my own trout pond in Maine fly fishing and listening to thunder in the mountains

 

[MtbChez951]

Enjoying a day of solitude near Payson, AZ in our FWC Hawk Flatbed on a 2002 Chevy 2500hd.

 

[FAW3]

'05 Ram3500 with 5.9 Cummings. Hillsborough aluminum tray, aluminum storage boxes, Buckstop front bumper with 12k winch, rear swingouts for spare and storage box, two 5 gallon Scepter can holders. FWC Hawk camper.

The four most appreciated features of this rig are storage, outside cooking, powered interior ventilation and the factory hot water outside shower. All of your "outside camping stuff/gear" stays outside. The transition from "on the road" to "camping" is greatly simplified by not having to move stuff from here to there. Wet, muddy, smoky gear is all stored in the outer storage bins. The drop down lids on the main compartments make great work surfaces. The other side of the rig has an awning, almost all of our cooking is done out of the right side storage bay using a Coleman stove. Solar panel and good batteries allow the MaxxFan over the bed to be run in hot weather blowing air right on you...makes hot weather camping very doable.



Getting it and bringing it home: (1) Transition: VA to UT/CO & back with a new rig, a daughter and a dog. | Expedition Portal