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Great pics, thanks for sharing. I'm a little confused, how do you get more than 5 pictures in one post?

TT, The prototype is still in use and going strong, I'd really prefer something sleeker and more finished but just haven't gotten around to it. If it ain't broken...well you know the rest.

Tail Gate Construction At the request of 2llamas here are a few more shots of the tail gate and answers to llamas questions about the construction and attachment. Remember this was built as a prototype out of mostly material I had on hand and a few misc. bolts from the hardware store...

Jack, We ran out of propane for the first and hopefully the last time about 3 am on the last day of our last trip, a little cold in the morning and no gas for morning coffee. While the tank gage doesn't register full correctly it turns out it does register empty correctly, I'm thinking I'll pay...

Mark, Too bad the map is no longer happening, it was fun. Any chance of another and we'll just start over?

All the best to you and all our members as well.

Rob, Having the ability to cook inside is nice when the weather is bad or the morning is cold or you get into camp late and just need a quick hot meal. The saving in weight doesn't seem like a big consideration when you're buying the lightest camper available on the market. You would gain a...

terri, I had to move the sensor in our camper when I added the corner cabinet, 2 screws and 2 wires, you should be able to do it yourself without any trouble. Best of Luck.

terri, The birch plywood came from Home Depot at a reasonable price. I found I didn't like the birch on the lower seat boxes so I had Chicali at FWC service ship me 4- 2'x2' pieces of their photo vinyl plywood to match the existing boxes. Shower pictures will be coming soon.

terri This is certainly not exclusively a mens site, we welcome and appreciate all as you may have already seen. Welcome aboard and keep posting. By the way we haven't seen any pictures yet, remember pics are a requirement here. Enjoy.

SunMan, Very nice report and pics, thanks much. The Big Sur area is on our someday list so the information is much appreciated.

Scott, We've used the dinette on three trips now and absolutely love it. The convenience and versatility of the drop leaf table mounted out of the isle is working great for us. There's much more space for cooking and eating and generally moving around the camper than before. Not to mention...

Very nice shots buzz, all the views very familiar. We've been in this area for 30 plus years and never grow tired of the beauty of Lake Tahoe. I'm glad you caught good weather in the off season to enjoy it. Your reports and photos have been great, keep 'em coming.

S-G, Looking good. You might want to consider more 2x4's under the camper floor. It really should be supported around the whole perimeter and in two places through the field to avoid over stressing the plywood connections.

buzz, Now you're getting into our home territory, hope you have some time to spend around Lake Tahoe, it would be well worth it. Best of Luck.

Ed, We've used the paper towel method in the past and found a recycled filter a much better solution, but thanks for the suggestion anyway.

Good Job, it does look like the factory did it, nice and clean. It's hard to believe that someone would use peg board for that application, definitely a failure waiting to happen.

buzz, Really enjoying your report and pics, looking forward to the rest of it, thanks for sharing it with us.

The 2" mattresses are much too thin for comfortable sleeping, we added 2" of extra foam to ours and the combination is working out well.

Welcome aboard and best of luck with the new/used camper. We'll all be looking forward to seeing pictures soon.

Many thanks for all your good work DD, love the site and members here are great, keep it up.

You're not alone, now that you mention it that very ugly fish does look a bit like a graboid. Time to brake out the dynamite and remote control trucks...and don't forget the umbrellas.

We've been using the single cup drip filters for most of twenty years and the coffee comes out great as long as you remember to restock the filters before leaving home. We ran out of filters on a short trip this summer and had to recycle a few, not the best coffee I'd ever had. We also bought a...

Great to still have you with us, your story gives me chills just reading it. Thanks for the heads up and hope for a speedy recovery.

Very interesting spot, thanks to both of you for posting.