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What's a Kestrel? Heater - I use the heater every night on the lowest setting. Some nights it comes on, some nights it doesn't. The heater is the first option I would choose. The next options would be a sceen door and a front slider window.

Brett, I have the Firestone Ride Rite air springs and like the ride both loaded and unloaded. I have found that they don't hold air indefinitely. I find that I have to fiddle with mine every week or so to keep the 10 lbs of air in them which is a PITA. If you get the air bags, I would...

Thanks kcowyo, what do I have to do to get the image to show in the post? Jim Jim, When you "post reply" go down the page and click the "manage attachments" button. Then find your photos to upload. They can't be too large though.

Jim and Sue, Excellent pictures. Keep us informed on your adventures and congratulations on the Eagle.

Very nice! Thanks for the pics :)

Brett, Congratulations! Definitely need some more pics :D

Bronco w/ FWC for sale in Denver CL http://denver.craigslist.org/car/386154015.html

Mark, I once picked up a solenoid battery seperator at a Checker auto parts store. Alternatively you could temporarily install a manual switch in its place until you can get the battery seperator. That way you could at least charge the camper. Just don't forget to turn the switch off when...

KC, Measure carefully. Here is the info I have collected: 2006 Tundra Access Cab – L 74.7” x W 62.8” x H 17.2” (bed rail height) Double Cab – L 74.3” x W 63.3” x H 20.7” 2007 Tundra Double Cab – L 78.7” x W 66.4” x H 22.2 FWC Hawk - mid 2001 and later width at tailgate = 58”, before that...

Here is a diagram for wiring a battery isolator solenoid switch. Good Luck!

Welcome aboard Doug. Hows that double cab handle the camper?

Sev3en, Welcome to the forum! The camper looks great on your truck, you guys will love it. :D

There is one in the Denver CL as well, he's in Oklahoma, asking alot but looks to be in good shape????????:confused: http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/384161638.html

I presently have a 98' Ford Ranger 4x4, 4.0L and long (7') bed. I've done a lot of traveling, and like back roads and some boondocks, but don't plan on doing any serious, rock-climbing off-road stuf, so that's my intended application and I'm interested in any and all suggestions and opinions...

Jay, You trim it along one edge. I just used heavy scissors and sanded a bit. It works great. I don't seem to have the problem with the fridge hitting it on my Ranger...

Thats funny, I just did the same thing on mine... I purchase a clear slide from camping world http://www.campingworld.com/browse/products/index.cfm?prodID=1858&src=SRQB In the picture of my truck you will notice that you can't see the slide but it is there :D I does take some trimming but...

That looks nice. I may have to do something like that as I have managed to put some cuts in the linoleum.

Very nice, thanks for posting! Be sure and post some pics of his handywork :) and fill us in on any lessons learned along the way.

In looking aeound at sticker sites, I think the lettering will need to be bigger - maybe the whole width... I'll check around for the cut vinyl. I prefer to put stickers on glass and white usually stands out better. But to apply to the camper siding, black would stand out better. One site I...

That size sounds about right for the base. In my Ranger the base goes into the cabinet with the Portapotti.

Best of luck, Hayduke! Hope you get out there...

Boy, I don't know Brett. You could try one of these kooleraire fans that pulls the air out of your cooler :D and carry lots of ice. Let me know how it works...

I too have had good expriences with the coleman extreme coolers. You do need to get a large enough size. The thick walls throw you off if you are going by outside dimensions;)

Hey Ben, Are you back or are you still out on the road? Good to hear from you again :)

Here is another simple design. The white background design could go on one of those "euro" oval stickers.