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Great pics, thanks for posting. It might be easier to follow if they were posted as multiple replies on the same thread though, but keep 'em coming either way.

Not to mention a signature line longer than most posts....:D. Just kiddin' detlarat. We're all fairly loyal to our truck choices for various reasons, I drove a stock Toyota truck just like PV's for 18 years before I bought the current Tacoma. But I must say that there have been times when I...

nixfwc, Welcome to the board. I carry my camper full time so I started the suspension upgrade on my truck with an add-a-leaf, then heavier shocks, but the final and absolutely critical component was the Ride-Rite air bags. They do make all the difference in ride, adjustability, and leveling. So...

Welcome aboard and best of luck, I can't help you with pictures or measurements, but I'm sure other members with the right camper will. Keep us posted.

Same here, the stock aluminum have worked just fine, though we don't over stress them too often.

Lookin' good, I'll bet you're loving the comfort and ease of the camper. Look forward to more pics.

DD, Sounds like a great trip and route, keep the pictures coming.

Welcome to the forum, very interesting camper, keep us posted.

Someone or something needs to take action against the thieves who started this mess and are still running away with the cash. TT, we heard that same figure thrown out, but Curmudgeon is correct, $700,000,000,000 / 300,000,000 = $2,333. Really have to watch the Internet rumor mill with a...

Congratulations and all the best, you're going to love the comfort of your new rig. If I had it to do again I think I'd leave the fridge out and somehow add an Engel.

Great shots LM, looking forward to more. Thanks.

Congratulations, the truck and camper look like they were made for each other, but than every truck looks better with a FWC on it. More pics please.

Wow, what a fantastic adventure, the kind of departure from the typical life in the U.S. I always dreamed of in decades past, good for you, best of luck and keep posting.

Patrick, Very nice shots, keep 'em coming.

Great job so far, for the price you payed and your good work you'll end up with a great camper. As to the lights, you might as well put them in while you have the opportunity, just add separate switching and you'll have the option of using whatever combination you want. Keep us posted.

Great trip and pics, thanks for sharing. More batteries equals more pic's and more for us to enjoy.

Nice pics and write up, thanks for sharing and keep 'em coming.

billr, Welcome aboard and look forward to more pics. Enjoy.

WOW, that's one fine looking interior, congrats DD, more pics and details please. erod, the lift assist system is now a factory option.

Hey Les, how's the recovery coming? Hope all's well.

erod, Nice to here from you bro. That is a very interesting rig, I've seen them on two wheel drives but never a four wheel drive.

CG, Toyota's do have very soft springs and will likely deform over time when constantly loaded. I was warned by some knowledgeable people to watch out for that and the spring unraveling at the end bolt mounting point. I also had a conversation with another Eagle on Tacoma owner (not a member...

Looks like a great find, congratulations on joining the family, time to camp.

Mark, Glad to here from you, I was about to send out a search party this morning, hope the power outage is your only issue. Best of Luck.

robbie, Congratulations on the camper and install, send pictures please.