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Yeah that looks like a good fit. The trick is to find the right sized containers to fit each compartment without wasting space. It looks like you have a good solution going.

I don't have pictures inside the camper but here are some of the things we use. Like others have mentioned, we use MSR nesting pots that are the "base camp" size. Similar to these: We also have nesting dinner ware that serves four and and fits into a serving plate and bowl. Plates, bowls...

It is great to see how busy and successful ATC is. The work force is growing.

I really like those Colorados, looks like a great setup. Keep it light. Reminds me of my first truck camper with the rear overhang... It worked out very well for me. Congratulations and enjoy the new camper!

Durango1, that is nice! Durango1 said "I installed full extension drawers in my Hawks. Gonna do it in my new Grandby flatbed too."

Ha Ha That is why I had the storage cabinets added on my build out - This is the cloths pantry: The rear corner pantry is for extra cookware and dry goods:

Very nice, I look forward to more pics as you use it.

What he said... If you have an awning or want to add an awning, they typically move the latch to the back on that corner. And may move the forward latch further forward to allow room for the awning or for awning prep (if you might add one later). If you don't plan to add an awning, it will...

Love the wider camper. On the Tundra it is narrower than the width of the mirrors and at the bulge of the rear fenders it overhangs by about 1" on each side ( the jack brackets maybe a little more). Marty said the Panther has the widest door which is nice, as well. I don't notice any issues...

Nice, have a great trip and looking forward to seeing the pics!

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Hi Paul, I had mine made for outside installation. I think they can do it both ways but they might have to do additional artwork to switch it. You'll have to check with VinylDisorder. Jim

WTW sticker details http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/15511-wanderthewest-stickers/

I had some stickers made which required having the art work done so, I thought I would pass along this info. I ordered from VinylDisorder and asked if others could have stickers made using my artwork. Here is the response from my order. BTW - shipping was an additional $4. The lettering...

I cringe at the loss of storage space. :D What about a stove top oven like this Omnia oven? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01H80FLTY?tag=amz-mkt-chr-us-20&ascsubtag=1ba00-01000-org00-def00-other-nomod-us000-pcomp-feature-scomp-wm-4-wl-ddt1_sce0_prc0_aapi0&ref=bit_scomp_ddt_t1 I have no...

Nice shots, that's beautiful drive.

I like that ammo can mounted in the AT holder. Did you make the hold down bracket for the ammo can or is it available from AT Overland? Just curious, is it not dangerous to mount a fuel can above the hot heater exhaust outlet?

Yes congratulations that looks like a nice setup. What else is in the heater cabinet under the stove? Is it storage or a fridge?

My wife hits the handle all the time crawling into bed and complains about it. What about the strap to lock it like Squach says and shortening the handle. You could shorten enough to hang down flat against the panel.

Agreed. I have a brochure from around 2000. Check the width. The Eagle should be ~59" and the Hawk ~80".

Here is the entire inside piece including switches for the fantastic fan, if that is what you are looking for...

Old Crow, You might consider adding a sway bar. It seems to make a difference for me.

I went round and round on the width when I got my Panther. That was probably my biggest concern while I waited for mine to be built. I have to say the 84" width is fantastic and I haven't run into any issues. I love the wide aisle and door as well as the big storage area behind the bench that...

I would call ATC, as I expect that it was pre-wired.

I've had two Tundras. A 2000 with a FWC Ranger which I had for 10 years. I now have a 2017 with an ATC Panther which I just got this summer. They were both fantastic! I added a rear sway bar and air bags on the new Tundra and realize now that I may not have needed the air bags...