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Sure, that's an impressive leap, but can these Malinois keep up with Monkey?

Nice work, Chet! Thanks for detailing your build.

Nicely done! Clean workmanship and well thought out upgrades. It's always more than we think, especially when remodeling. Disclosure: I am a remodeling contractor

My 06 AC Tundra has a Hawk mounted, using forged eyebolts drilled through the bed. The installer used fenders washers underneath, but I would use larger plates, similar to what FWC sells in their install kit. The camper is attached with turnbuckles, which came from FWC, but I've added a nylock...

Who says you can't boondock in a Class B? Grandkids make it all worthwhile! Good job sleuthing out the brass screw with o-ring. Congrats on the inaugural voyage!

Check with Aaron Geiger at FWC service department. He was able to get me a replacement window for our 2008 Hawk. It's still a long shot, but worth asking. SVC2@fourwh.com

Look for BLM land that isn't restricted.

This is in my backyard! GLWS Looks very clean.

It's just like camping without running your truck.

It's a seller's market.

Huntoon Valley is also subject to lithium mining ops

FWC rigs were meant for the climbing/skiing crowd! MORE photos please!

We have been Inreach users for years and carry CalStar / AirMed insurance. Camping and hiking off grid makes this backup important. It's not only for us, in the case of emergency, but also if we encounter others in distress.

Thanks for sharing your update. Building out the backseat can be trial and error. We've done it with our Tundra AC, and have another truck on the way.

Nice write up, Jim. You're getting your mileage out of that Penn battery. I've been negligent about keeping our previous AGM battery charged up when it sits in the garage. Pretty nifty you can park your camper under cover, and get enough reflected light to keep the battery trickle charged...

Great eye contact from the whole group. Nice colors too.

How sad! All we can do is learn from this event, and offer our support and condolences. I used to read Accidents in North American Mountaineering for the same reasons.

-UPDATE- INYO COUNTY, CA, APRIL 8, 2021, 4:00PM UPDATE– The two missing individuals: 32 year-old Alexander Lofgren, and 27 year-old Emily Henkel, both from Tucson, AZ, were located today shortly after noon. They were spotted through aerial reconnaissance in a very remote area of Death Valley...

Good one! I quickly gave up.

I remember when I used to be able to drive in at the blue nose cone. We could ford a small muddy channel and get out on a nice gravel bar. My son and I cooked dinner on the coleman, tailgating it watching the salmon chasing off the steelhead during spawning season. I think we lost that access...

Susan and I got our first jab yesterday at our local hospital. We are scheduled for our second shot of Moderna on 4/30. Many of our friends have already completed their vaccinations, but we're under 65 and had to wait. I'm impressed with the roll out, with 101.8M Americans now vaccinated.

A Grandby requires an eight foot bed, I believe. Tundra usually has a 6.5' bed, and is maxxed out with a Hawk.

Our current setup has 10 years of use with factory turnbuckles, using a nylock wingnut on one side. The camper stays put. I can see deformation on the front passenger corner of the Tundra truck bed, with fender washers beneath. I'll be using larger aluminum plates or equal in the future.

Thanks Chet I have been reading about adding fog lights and getting a "sales code" from the dealer. I did bite the bullet and order an OBDLink MX+ to help out. I've got an error message on my Sprinter, so I'm hoping to get a two-fer. Thanks for the link on relocating the OEM backup camera...

What an awesome combo! Knowing Ted, this truck and camper have been well taken care of, as described. Someone is going to be very happy own this rig. Looking forward to seeing your new camper soon.