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Hey James, Nearly all the framing of my Four Wheel Camper is 1" aluminum tube (sqaure) so that is 25mm for your galactic units. Occasionally in the frame there are double width studs so 1X2" or 25X50mm. Some of those double width studs are just two single ones butted and welded together, others...

Can't talk about this topic without reference Mali Mish. A family of 5 (+1 cat) that lived full time in a granby and f250. Anything can be done with enough will power. https://www.youtube.com/user/malimishcom You'll have a great to no matter what you choose to buy. And welcome to WTW!

Recapping a lot of the original work from the early pages of this thread. With a few more details and context with the luxury of the work being behind me.

Looks like a professional table, perfect for the professional grade build you put together.

Looking great my friend. I still remember when this was just in planning stages, way to make it happen. Looking forward to seeing the continued progress.

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Flap arms going up the hill :) Yup, I know the feeling.

Wow, looks super professional. Excellent craftsmanship, you should be quite proud.

My fleet lives on my 4cyl tacoma 2009 access cab. When fully loaded she was a bit dogged but I had full kitchen in mine with water tanks. When it was a shell it was actaully pretty okay, for a 4cyl.

Another recap video, all about the first few projects (page 1-3 of this build thread). Let me know if you have questions.

Looks great. The warm material looks like it does the trick. And +1 for the door!

I am spending a lot of tie at home with the new kid. But I still need to make videos, so I am looping back and recaping a lot of the content I talked about on this build page but in video form. Check out the first installment here. Any more questions send them my way.

Congrats on the purchase. Looks like a great camper perfect for a bit of fixing up and then go. Lifter like vwtradbow, BBZ, and I did will treat you well. Let me know if you have additional questions - Tim

I believe venting is the main issue, all propane tanks have some sort of blow-off or pressure relief valve. This help accommodates for variation in temp and air pressure to ensure the tanks never become over pressurized. PV=nRT from chem class. Although rare, I do believe it is all about...

I repaired mine, not replaced and made a video about it. Sub in your new panels for my repaired panels and you should be on your way. Mine is ~1984 model for reference, though I would imagine most doors (pre-rounded corners) are all quite new

Porter and I have been texting outside of this site as he rebuilds his roof. One questions that cames up was the layering of the roof, canvas, headliner. So I made a quick sketch and figured I would share it here as well. Below is a schematic of how I layered everything. When I had originally...

You found an 05 Tundra with 33K, that is just crazy talk. I was happy to find mine with 150k. Nice blog put, happy trails -Tim

Thanks all! Family is off to a great start!

Hi All, As many of you are familiar with, I have done a full rebuild of my Fleet. I documented the heck out of it on my build page which floats around this site. http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/11945-84-fleet-09-tacoma-project/ About halfway (1.5 years) through the build process I...

Thanks all! The newest camper in out troup is Patrick Morrissey, named after his late father in law. He is a rock star so far!

Congrats on a great trip! Would love to see some photos and hear about some details.

Shellback! Thanks for checking on me. I'm around. Baby joined us on Feb 1 so I have been busy with the lead up to that and spending time with them now that they are here. Ill share a pic in your PM. PhD defense is Feb 19th so I will be on pretty quiet on most platforms for the month of Feb as I...

Great to hear from you Boonie. Not finishing a project, I don't know anything about that. As my electrical components yet to be installed for 1+ year scream from a dusty corner of the shop :) Glad to hear you are motivated again! Thinking of organizing a Colorado meet up this summer. You...