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Jackie, I have the email and bought a packages when they were first released. Linda

So glad you and your family are safe. I enjoy checking into WTW from time to time. Your Alaskan is one of the finest I have ever seen. Good that it helped in the escape from the fires.

Try a wet dryer sheet. Takes off bugs and road debris. A friend from Florida taught me the trick.

Wow Manfred! Sounds like an exciting project. All the best.

Found vintage trailer website is listing an Alaskan Camper in Prescott, AZ

Congratulations on the Alaskan.

Thank you Moose Dog for the tour. Great pictures and I agree about the jacket. Just returned from Overland Expo West--Alaskan Team was present with their campers to exhibit.

The new owner is standing in the middle of the image. Sure a great guy. The transition has gone smoothly. New website is up now. As the article states, new parts inventory on the floor.

John Macpherson, member of the Alaskan crew, and son John.

Announced today new ownership of the Alaskan Camper Company. John Macpherson the Anchorage Alaskan Dealer for 24 years has bought the company. Truck Camper Magazine has an article today: http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/news/alaskan-campers-new-ownership-announcement/. Bryan Wheat and his...

Not me, not yet. Anxious to be on the move. It is why the adding of GM tow mirrors and upgraded shocks. Have my ticket for the Overland Expo in Flagstaff in May. Looking forward to Alaskan Camper Company being there. And, I am reviewing Milepost and thinking about the trek to Alaska this...

Alaskan Camper President, Bryan Wheat, announced today they are going to be at Overland Expo West 12-14 May in Flagstaff, Arizona. It will be great to see them there.

Rusty not sure about the polka dots, but you are right the titanium Bilsteins are a bit on the bling side. Almost hurt my eyes when the guys were doing the install. I really trust the advice of the Truck, Stuff and More and make a 4-hour roundtrip to reach them. I am not as handy as most of...

Truck, Stuff and More in Bellfonte, PA added Bilstein 5100 Series socks this past week. Upgrades already on the truck are BFG KO2 tires (10-ply) and Timbren load assists. Ride is excellent. Also, had GM tow mirrors installed.

Congratulations on your new Alaskan--Happy Trails, see you out there.

Manfred and Viola thank you for this detailed account of your Jayco Camper restoration. I am impressed. You are talented and creative. The winch roof raising is a real prize. Thank you to for the article in Truck Camper Magazine that has just aired. I am reading and re-reading the article...

Congratulations on your new camper. Sounds like a great find. There are a number of folks who follow this forum who can help with your questions. A great group. Look forward to the pictures.

That's a grand set up. More shots please.

Additional comment about mpg. These numbers come from looking at the trucks computer account and not numbers from my gas notebook. I am going to followup with doing the math in that.

Good morning. Again, the gas mileage was garnered from elevations and Western winds. Actually winds and rain started from the time I left Pennsylvania. I averaged in a loaded truck going out about 19 + mpg. And on the return, close to 14 mpg. I returned through Yellowstone and Montana.

Merry Christmas all.

Sagebrush Thank you. Put in some long hours pulling the narrative and images together. Hope to continue writing articles.

Thank you for your service. I really hope you get to finish the trip you started years ago. I bet the camper you built was a great one and well worthy of the extended journey. I have followed the restoration group on this site--outstanding craftsmen. I have made a trip through the Yukon and...

Rusty and all appreciate you reading the article. And yes, I have my Milepost out as we speak. It is the 75th Anniversary of the Alaskan Highway. Looks like a great opportunity to get a sticker for my camper.