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Thanks for the beautiful fall color images. It's always warms my heart to see that there are places that haven't been overrun by the hordes!!

My saved routes on Gaia go back to July 2015. I still carry topo maps for backcountry trips and use Gaia on my Iphone to track my route/progress. I download areas I plan to visit using the save offline function whenever I'm sure there'll be no internet available but have no specific...

Wall anchors work great on dry wall but but you'd end up with a good size hole if you ever remove them. I'd suggest using 3M moulding tape along with the mounting screws. Maybe add a "Fragile" warning label too.

Congratulations Vic! I always enjoy your knowledgeable and non judgemental advice. Much thanks to Ski for all of your positive feedback and I hope that you'll continue to post your amazing trip reports!!

Here's pics of my Panther shell build.

Sorry to be picky, what are the dimensions of the short couch cushion? Thanks

I think you have your Ocelot well priced. I have a '19 Panther shell without Li, solar, and all the cabinets you have ( I do have ATC's corner cabinet stove/furnace) and would like to think I could sell it for $13k - $14k. You are definitely not over-priced and should have no problem selling it...

Do you have a picture or illustration for this trick??

We don't have a sink or water in our rig. We have a 20 litre Scepter Can with a ss spigot hanging on the back of our ATC and very seldom use all of it on a 5 day trip. Our main meals are pre-cooked and frozen to minimize cleanup ( stew, chili , spaghetti, breakfast burritos, etc.) Like everyone...

If your travels happen to take you to Seaside, I have an ATC Panther you can take a look at.

Thanks for the TR. Since I moved to the PNW I realize that the place I miss the most is Death Valley. Your pics of scambling up the chute bring back so many memories.

10,000 last year. Probably at least the same this year.

92* here in Seaside, Or last weekend. We were camping at McKinley Pass where it was a cool 77*. Violet-Green Swallows are back nesting under the eaves. Lots of beaver activity in the creek behind us.

I don't know if this had been previously mentioned or not, but I recently had some work done at ATC and was surprised to find out that Jeff has retired. Marty is now running the whole show. No changes to the business model other than Marty's hoping to increase production once the supply chain...

I agree with Machinebuilder. I really like the CampChef Everest. I had a Coleman 2 burner and the 10,000 btu output just wasn't sufficient at high altitudes or cold temps. I also use a 5lb tank that helps control the low flame better. Maybe using a heat diffuser that other folks have mentioned...

I have a '19 Double cab and was able to remove just the 2/3 seat out when I first purchased the truck. On my Tundra there is a bracket between the seats that each seat bolts onto independent of each other. The 1/3 seat remained fully functional but after 2 years of never using it I decided to...

I sold a Hawk to someone years ago and helped him load it onto his Gen 1 Tundra. We had the same problem where it needed a half inch clearance between the bed rails. We basically pulled back on the bed from the top rails and gained the clearance we needed to slip the camper on. Good luck!!

Russ, Russ, Do you have a photo of how you install the extra strap? Sounds like a great idea but I'm having trouble visualizing it. Thanks

Paid $4.98 today in Auburn. While in Hilo, Hi a few weeks ago I paid $4.36 at Union 76. Used to be gas in Hawaii was super expensive because it had to be shipped 2500 miles. Go figure.

I have a 2019 Tundra with stock suspension. Here's a pic of my rig with 1800 lbs of concrete blocks. The rear end drops about 2" and levels out the ride. My ATC Panther Shell weighs 900 lbs including side dinette and corner stove and I haven't felt the need to pump up my suspension. My prior 2...

I have the 36v Makita chainsaw and I really like it. I use it for quick pruning jobs or cutting up fallen branches around the home. It's so much easier to drop 2 batteries in and start cutting. I have 4 gas chainsaws but dump the gas out when not using them to save the carbs so this saves me...

Great pics! The low angle of the sun this time of year produces beautiful golden light and you did a nice job of capturing it.

It's a Little Giant. I removed the hand rail. I've tried other steps but found this one to be extremely stable.

I use two 4x6s & two 2x6s about 15" long. I stow them behind the drivers seat of my Tundra.

Bill- Thanks for the inspiring photos and dialogue. What a great TR!! Can't believe you saw all that in 6 days. Happy winter!!