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Stan, Thanks for the pictures. That helps...

Very nice! Do you have the parts list, including sizes for the propane tank mod? And can you give the details on the window flap supports? Did you just add velcro to the ends of the sticks? Thanks!

There is a Kestrel listed on the Denver craigslist. I think it is in Grand Junction. The Kestrel is a Hawk specifically sized for a Tundra. http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/461714021.html

Brett, very cool! :D

Great pictures! BTW - did you have any food in the camper? Was the bear only attracted to food containers left out?

Very nice, looks like a great trip. Thanks for posting the great pictures!

Boy that Fleet looks to be in excellent condition, congratulations. Keep the stories and pictures coming! :D

Welcome to the forum and good luck! There is a Kestrel available in Grand Junction Colorado http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/461714021.html

Buzz, Real nice looking rig and congratulations!

Well I don't care one iota about that ;) but those are some fancy rod holders you got there bteam...

Tomas, Great info and very nice pictures. Thanks for the report. I still need to get new shocks for my Tundra and have virtually the same setup. Best of luck to you :D

:eek: Wow, great to hear from you guys. Hope all goes well! The best of luck to you...

Nice pictures. What a great trip! Looks like all your mods worked out well.

I'm with DLN. The prior owner of my camper left a dark colored bathroom carpet with rubber backing that measures 2x5. Fits great and it comes out for cleaning. I have the original vinyl flooring but may change to the fake wood laminate when I redo my floor. Just like the looks of it.

Great shots and happy camping! :D

What about using a magnetic license plate mount so you can switch between the truck and box/rack?

Steveh, Here is a thread showing the replacement. http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=726

Tomas, What I did was ask the guy I bought the camper from, where his eyebolts were placed and put mine as close to his measurements as I could.

while using the camper Sorry , I wasn't paying attention. Actually I usually use a potable water carrier sitting on the cabinet to the left of the sink. Still use the sink/drain but not the camper water tank/pump.

Hi Tomas, I mounted the eyelets more toward the edge. The back ones are about as far back as possible. All turnbuckles angle towards the front so the camper is really pulled toward the front wall of the truck bed. I lay a 2x4 on edge in front of the camper to keep the front of the camper from...

dump some RV antifreeze in the water tank and pump 'til it comes out the faucet

Jay, excellent! When you goin' camping?:D

WarpathEngineering, Let us know what happened. Hope everything comes out OK. Best of Luck!

Well, time to go back!:D

Very cool. Great pictures!