Post favorite pics of your rig and trailer

[RKRUGER]

Great weekend mountain biking

 

[Obsessed2findARuggedHybid]

The Wedge

 

[RKRUGER]

Cold morning in the Chippewa National Forest.

 

[rnArmy]

Picked up a new Pika teardrop this summer. Loving it.

Picture taken in the CO mountains.

 

[AMMO461]

8,000 feet up in the Inyo's. Full on boondocking for 4 days.

 

[grummy]

After spending the summer building the truck camper, I only got out once this fall. Plan to do a winter weekend with just the truck.

 

[PCO6]

My first and last trips of the year both had snow which always makes things a bit more interesting.

 

[RKRUGER]

That time Mario stopped by to check out my trailer.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Fun to see this thread still running strong 16+ years later. I sold my off-road trailer a decade ago and admittedly do miss it from time to time. I still regularly camp/travel in a ground tent or more commonly with a RTT or sleeping platform but trailers sure have some perks.

 

[Spencer for Hire]

My first and last trips of the year both had snow which always makes things a bit more interesting.

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Very cool. Is there ac or a fan in there?

 

[PCO6]

Very cool. Is there ac or a fan in there?

Thanks. It's a 2019 Coachmen Clipper 9.0 td that I've modified quite a bit. It came with AC, a fridge and a propane furnace but I took all of them out in favour of added storage space ... AND it dropped the weight by 132 lbs.! It doesn't have a roof vent / fan. The side windows are at my head when I'm in bed plus I can open the tent side flaps. I've never needed AC where I camp. A small USB fan is fine but not often needed. For heat I use either a diesel or electric heater. I have a fridge in my Jeep. I don't like having food where I sleep and it's always with me when I'm off site or tent camping. Overall, everything works well for me.