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Truck in early stages of development.

View of right side.

View of left side.

Camper with top up.

Truck with roof removed.

Parts for the truck. It all can be assembled like a puzzle; no tools needed. Designed for kids to play with.

Taken on a fountain in Edmonds. It had frozen over and looked like a wall of ice.

Interior camper different angle. Very much like my own Eagle.

Camper interior 1. Everything made of wood.

Edmonds WA ferry and beach

Edmonds, WA beach.

Eagle and truck made of wood. Truck is 17inches long. Truck is a puzzle. My first try at making models.

Use model, camper age, use environment are factors in an evaluation. My camper is 8.5 years old. Kept outside in the wet and cold Northwest. It is always on the truck. Used about 5-8 full weeks out of a year. It was bought as a Eagle shell and I did all of the inside work (cabinets, etc.)...

That looks like one very comfortable pup!

I agree with Bill D. I would be very worried about the ceiling being real hot. A heat shield might do the trick; but, I'm surprised that your furnace is not adequate given how small the interior space is in the camper. Is this only for emergency backup?

80% of the time I can get the truck into acceptable position without aids. But, in other cases I use leggo blocks. I keep them in a special bin I built that is under the truck. Works well and is "light" weight. I agree, reason to have it level is sleeping, and cooking.

Last summer I installed an automotive stereo (radio, CD player, USB input) in a box I built. Speakers built right into the water cabinet. GREAT sound (but not intended for listening outside). I have an antenna. I am currently loading hundreds of songs on a USB stick that I plan to take...

I seldom use my inverter because it is very inefficient use of energy. I use it primarily for charging camera and computer batteries. Because I like to watch movies on the computer at night, the PC is the biggest need of charging power. Here's a tip. You can buy 3rd party power adapters for...

Very nicely done panel. Looks very clean.

Happy Trails. The most important thing is that your beer was cold!

That's great. Nice to have a posting that is just "fun".

Camper Rich, After you get them installed, please let us know how that Hullavator works out for you. I am interested in the impact on roof weight, lifting roof, height when you are loading the boat onto them and if you are going to need a ladder, etc. Thanks, Chris

What a fun video! Thanks for sharing it. Sure wish I had a garage that my camper would fit into.

I hope everyone is not thinking that I was suggesting that my approach was "better" than what others do. I was just sharing an experience with no value judgments on other approaches. I don't disagree with anything previous folks have said. In fact, Bill D gave me an idea. I might put the...

Hello Buckland, Totally agree with you! When I built my Eagle shell (I built the cabinets myself) I made it so that stove was on the left. It is not that hard to do. The Wyfe likes to sleep in. I can make coffee and sit under the bed (floor level camp chair) and read in the morning. I have...