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I think it was about $50 back then... It worked great. But I didn't usually drive with the fridge on propane. This one on ebay looks the same. As I recall it was actually for a water heater...

Lyndon, I think it is doable. I have an ATC Panther which is their widest model. I am 6'2" and can sleep across the camper. Here are some pictures so you can see if there is enough room. You need to allow enough room for the lift panels to fold. One disadvantage would be entry since you...

I did the reliter mod on my old FWC Ranger, this looks like the one I used https://www.rveparts.com/atwood-pilot-relighter-kit-93212/

Very nice work. I want to do something like your fridge box.

Congratulations on the new Grandby, I'm sure you will enjoy it. Be sure to post some pics when you pick it up. Jim

I am also planning to do the through the roof wiring on my Panther as I did not order it with the solar wiring option... Here is Ski's description on adding wiring through the roof and hiding it behind the front lift panel. As far as reinforcing the headliner, I used clear Tear-Aid repair tape...

kgree3, As klahanie indicates, ATC does in fact list taller panels on their option page. In shortbed models, they have the Bobcat for smaller trucks and the Ocelot (for full sized trucks) is available in 72 or 78 inch widths. The Panther is 84" wide. I believe they can make the footpack to...

Very nice James T...

JEMiller, Here are some pics of my install, different awning and camper but might give you ideas. I used 1x2 aluminum for the uprights to clear the roof so that it could be placed higher to clear the camper door. The rear is solid aluminum bar and the front upright is tube. Then, 1x aluminum...

Ghettofab75, If you don't already have a Grandby, you might take a look at the ATC Cougar as it is 84" wide. I have an ATC Panther which is the same width and you can squeeze by the table. I used to have a FWC Ranger which was basically an 8ft long Eagle. We sat 4 around the table when the...

Yeah, I like hanging things from the brackets when camping. Here are the eye bolts and awning brackets I'm using currently...

NICE! That looks like a tempting addition. The ladder looks good as well.

Ouray, That looks great!

If you are looking at the FWCs and ATCs, most beds are east/west (across the camper). I have an ATC Panther on my Tundra and it is 84 inches wide. I'm 6'2" and have no problem sleeping across, neither my head/pillow or feet touch the sides. Both brands have extensions to the bed which allow...

Over the summer, I mounted 2 of the Solar Blvd 120w flex panels onto twin wall polycarbonate greenhouse panels attached to an aluminum frame. They are through a Victron 100/20 controller. However the frame and panels ended up being very light weight. The greenhouse panels and solar panels are...

It looks like this one. Or maybe this one. A trailer I used to have had a track like that to hang an outside grill.

Here is how the SMEV worked out in my ATC Panther giving us much more counter space and out of the way when the bed is extended...

Thevulture, Really nice build so far. I like your thinking. Keep it coming. Reminds me of my old setup which I loved...

I tried the DampRid last winter and it worked great. You want to keep the buckets upright if you are going to be driving your truck as the buckets collect water from condensation. And I remove the mattress from the cab-over bed and store it in the house. I keep my camper in a storage lot with...

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Earlier this summer we camped at Rifle Gap State Park. We had a view of the area where some artists erected a curtain in the early 70s... It was a really windy location. I guess the curtain didn't last very long. :D