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Now that's a break in trip, I don't think we did that kind of mileage in any two year period, way to go agate. Welcome and will be looking forward to pics.

Nice work ski, very clean and well done, great dinette too, I'm sure you're lovin' it.

Never had any problems with it here but I do see many out of state vehicles with extensive body damage. Must be a different deicer out east.

I installed the factory heater in our Eagle 5 months after taking delivery of the new camper. About $500.00 for the parts and maybe 5 hours work and well worth every dollar and hour, we were never cold again. FWC wanted approximately $800.00 for the after market install but could be more now...

Great pics and trip. We drove 93 from Ely to Panaca on our way to Zion in September, great drive. Ahh, retirement, I can't wait but still 6 to 8 years off. Keep the reports coming.

Lookin' good so far, I'll look forward to additional pics, keep 'em coming.

Great news KC, congratulations.

I second that Herr, the Rubicon is a great example and how "responsible" most OHVers are when left to police themselves. That said, it seems that 9 millions acres is a bit extreme and something in the middle would be better.

We used one on our first trip, Rock Creek in late September and were very cold, before the next trip I installed the factory furnace and we were never cold again, only way to go for cold weather or high altitude camping. I'm done being uncomfortable while trying to have fun, 35 years of living...

Nice looking set up, FWC is getting better at the dinettes every time they do a new one. Yours seems to have more foot room then their first models. I also noticed they added in the small storage available between the seats on the camper step, I had opened that space up under our seats but never...

Congrats on the great deal, I think I see suspension mods in your future, keep us posted.

Scott, $1,200 for suspension mods on that truck seems high, we had our Eagle on the same truck and add-a-leaf at $350, heavy duty shocks at $250, and air bags @ $260 (self installed) did the job very well for a total of $860 and was very versatile.

I couldn't agree more Ed, the isolator system is idiot proof and I've been known to need idiot proofing at times.

Not a chance, this guy can't really think anyone is going to believe that camper is new. The jacks, the lift handle, all the aluminum trim inside and out, and it looks like he has remove the outside window flaps. This may be a previously wrecked camper.

SunMan, great pics and adventure, many mile of excellent road, thanks for posting.

Very good report and pics, thanks for posting and keep 'em coming.

Rob, A standard camp stove doesn't burn as completely and cleanly as the factory units designed for inside use. As a result they require very good ventilation to be used inside, a little scary from a safety standpoint. I think it was Ben at ATC who initially posted the explanation of the...

Great looking truck and mods, way to go Barko.

Ted, great report and pics, many thanks. And yes, Mr. Johnson does have a great looking camper with many mods.

Tim, re-size your pics to medium size using Windows Photo software, it works great for me.

Wow, I don't think we've seen that type of frame damage on a Tacoma before. Great fix you guys did. One question though, are the air bags the only suspension mod you have? If so I think an extra leaf or supersprings would likely take up the extra weight that the bags are now transferring to the...

Welcome to the forum and will look forward to the pics.

Best of Luck and will be awaiting some great pics.

Eldough, I wouldn't leave the fillers under the bumper, eventually you will destroy one or both. I was able to drill through the bumper just to each side of the license plate to mount mine and it worked out great. As to bag pressure I ran about 30 psi on the driver's side and 25 psi on the...

Congrats and welcome aboard, it is great to see erod's camper go to a good home.