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You have probably checked this already but make sure your fridge isn't turned on and running on 12v. Don't ask me how I learned this years ago

2014 FWC Fleet. Ordered through RMFWC in late 2014. Camper is lightly used and has been stored on a trailer inside my garage since new. Excellent condition and everything works. Text or call Brad @ 210-846-7372 if you have any questions. Located in San Antonio, TX. (truck and trailer not for...

Same here, I only use it to ferry the camper in and out of the garage.

Oooooh! that is the WORST way I can think of to learn about electricity!

I think we've all done it. I got into the habit of looking down at the RPM gauge before I start the truck. Definitely cringe worthy as stated above.

Casa, the Weber Q grills have a safety valve built in. You have to wait 5 minutes after you connect the gas before you can light the grill and get full flame. I learned this the hard way! Ski, love the TR as always, Brad

Or, my personal favorite, the redneck version: "someone hold my beer, I'm gonna try something" :) (no offense to rednecks of which I am one)

Very nice! I enjoy your writing and especially the pictures. There is much beauty out there to be discovered.

Awesome story and pics as usual. I can't wait til part 5! thanks for sharing. Great stuff

" I probably didn't save any $$$ at all" Don't be too sure about that, you bought piece of mind. I think you made the right choice too. Can't wait to see the pics, Brad

Fantastic work. Can't wait to see the final result. A lot of you guys have some serious fabrication skills

My 07.5 Ram 3500 was the first year with the 6.7. I drove it 90K miles before I traded it last year. Loaded, with my Arctic Fox 990 (4500 lbs wet), I got 9-11 mpg. Empty on the highway, I got about 13 or 14. Empty, in town it was back down to about 10mpg. However, at 6'9", I would definitely...

I think this is correct. We leave TX every summer for 2 weeks and always go west to escape the heat but, also just because we love the mountains. I don't bring my Honda 2000 along on these trips because we just don't need it but as you know, any type of camping in TX during the summer (and even...

I had gusts over 50mph the very first day I picked up the camper. I worried until I was too tired to worry any longer and finally fell asleep. No damage at all. Very impressed

If nobody beats me to it, I should be able to grab a measurement in a few hours when I get back home. Let you know

Can't help with the dinette pics but congrats on the order!! Now the hard part... the waiting.

Very sharp looking rig!! Fun adventures ahead

The only regret I have so far is related to setting up the truck. I went with Ride Rite bags and they perform flawlessly and the truck handles the load very very well. However, I plan on using this rig on some CO Jeep trails this summer and most of it's life will be spent thumping up and down...

Wow, fascinating rock formations, I didn't realize at first how immense they are. You guys sure find a lot of beauty and history on your "wanderings". I'm looking forward to part 2. Thanks for sharing, Brad

Very nice, looks great on your truck. I don't believe there is recommended gap for the rails as long as it clears. Enjoy the camper, Brad

Finally had time to sit down and enjoy the entire TR but particularly your beautiful pics. Well done, thanks for sharing this. Brad

I can't help you with the antenna removal but I just picked up my new Fleet back in November. There is no clearance issue with my 2014 Tacoma and Fleet, Brad

Good point about the zombies, maybe I'll go over the thread titled: "options I would like to see" and see if we can get FWC to beef up the roof to handle a .50 caliber gun.

Like others have said, it's great to know the camper is waiting for me at the trail head stocked with food and drinks . Also, all the guys at work use it as a warming hut when we step outside to make or take a personal call. Giving tours to complete strangers seems to be a mandatory cost of...

Congrats, that is a sweet rig!