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Man that is nice! :D

What area are you going in to? I used to do dispersed camping way back when in an old VW camper in the Deep Lake / Heart Lake area. It was really nice and lots of suitable areas to camp.

Hi Brett, I've been to the Deep Lake and Heart Lake area outside of Dotsero, on the south side of the Flat Tops and I've gone into the Flat Tops from Trapper's Lake on the West. And on the north east from Yampa. Haven't been in the area in several years though and have been meaning to return...

Erod, Very nice. Both places I've worked in the last 20 years hace had locker rooms with showers so you could workout over lunch. I've always thought that if I had to rough it I could just come into work early and shower there. Best of luck to you guys...

I know some of the guys have warned you about moving the CG too far back. I can only talk from experience. I haven’t had a shortbed camper. I’ve only had the longbed camper on a shortbed truck. From experience, I can tell you that in all types of conditions the camper hasn’t been a...

For the longevity of the floor pack it is a good idea to support it when off the truck. Mine came with a stand but I’ve seen guys use pallets and saw horses to support the floor when the ability to move it around isn’t a concern.

I have a FWC Ranger which is 8ft long on a short bed Tundra with the tailgate down. I like having the extra room in the camper and haven't had a problem with clearance.

Roberto, One solution to the table might be to have it movable so that it can be slid out of the way for that corner person to get in. Here is a picture to give you an idea. We had trailer with a U shaped sofa with a table in the middle and there was enough room to slide the table around to...

Congratulations on the Grandby. Post some photos when you get a chance.

If doesn't say Guinness it isn't going on my rig.:D But I'm not beerist for what goes in the fridge. exactly :D

It looks like the airbag kit for the newer tacoma has the bag mounted above the axle. Here are the instructions. http://www.fsip.com/pdfs/RR/installationmanuals/RideRite_Kits/RR%202407/rrin2407.pdf

Try this one http://home.comcast.net/~jimjxsn/07TundraTrailerWiring.pdf

Hi Brett, How hard is the tailgate to remove on the new Tundra?

Best option that I have seen in years. :D If someone can give me a supplier, I will be happy to add it to our list. Wholesaler - Brown Manufacturing Company http://www.bottleopener.com/wholesalers.asp And here is a retail link...

You must have that measurement wrong,are you talking maybe 45.5 or 55.5 inches? Do you have a picture of the tailgateso we can see what you are talking about?

I'd like to add folding steps (I've seen them on other FWC's) to the rear to gain roof access. Any suggestions on drilling through the skin and into the insulation? How do the steps attach while screwing into the insulation? Did you use backing plates on the interior? thanx Take a look at this...

Stan...you mentioned the lady in Colorado as maybe having the "pop-up" fabric on the '85 Keystone replaced by "Hallmark". IF so...what fabric was used? Is it the "original" TAN fabric? Coop, Hallmark uses the grey fabric. http://www.hallmarkrv.com/controller/home?_load=default

If there is no tension on it you may be able to repair it with waterproof seam sealer available from an outdoor store. I sent a tent in to a manufacturer to have a small tear in the floor repaired and that is what they did.

OK, here is another alternative. I found this article on Truck Camper Magazine. http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=242&Itemid=34 It is about the Coyote and Phoenix campers. They are an aluminum framed camper although they look to be slightly taller...

Nice setup and welcome to the forum! Best of luck with the new camper. Here is a link to some documentation on the monomatic toilet - http://www.nationalserroscotty.org/resources/manual-monomatic.html

We have the sink but hardly ever use it for doing dishes. We carry two plastic tubs that happen to be exactly the right size to nest and fit in the camper sink for storage. As soon as dinner is cooked we put a pot of water on. Then, when we are ready to do dishes we have hot water. We put...

Erod, your just being fickle :D Me, I like the squared off back of your old Ranger II...

This Keystone should fit an older long bed truck as well and has had the canvas replaced. http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/401647176.html

Hi Buzz, I think I saw that Dodge on the denver craigslist. He said he would seperate the Grandby and it looked to be in good shape. I traveled to Idaho to pick up my camper. It's a matter of finding a seller willing to work with you. http://denver.craigslist.org/car/402941603.html

Hi Buzz, I like your truck and welcome to the forum... If I were looking at outfitting an older truck, I think I would check out used campers. There seems to be lots of older Grandbys out there available since they don't fit on as many newer trucks. There are a couple listed on the Denver...