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Well, it is August 2018 and the camper has seen a fair amount of use and great memories - multiple long drives through Alaska to good fishing spots :). Lots of dirt roads, but no off-roading with it. Some repairs too (some wood rot from a leak before I had it). Even persuaded my wife to join...

Thanks Vic. I waited until I sealed the deal before replying - and signed off on it about an hour ago. I still want an aluminium framed camper, but better nice than nothing while I wait for "perfect" - at a much higher price point. Truth be told, I am not crazy about the floor plans of the...

Either way you go (Alcan or Cassiar is awesome. I have done the Cassiar once and-a-half (from Junctio 37 to about 1/2 way south and home again). If going that way, consider fishing one of the classy rivers. I spent a day on the Stikine first time - bamboo fly rod & steelhead trout. Visited 2...

Well, Watson Lake is an intersection of highways with gas, food and lodging. Neat historical airport with an interesting story and history. The Boreal Centre (I think there is that name - domed building near & across from the Sign Post Forest) is very neat. Some really nice folks in town -...

Hi. I bought a very old (and cheap) Phoenix last year as a test to see whether a pop top truck camper would work for us. It did. Took me on two great trips, although the second was a lot colder than expected (-15*C when we woke up on the first morning). I learned a couple lessons and am now...

I second the "chat to the factory" comment. I bought a 2011 Silverado a few years back and then almost bought an older Granby - luckily the seller warned me to check tailgate widths. My Chevy's has shrunk over the years. I seem to remember that I was told to look for a 2002 Granby or newer...