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thanks for all the good ideas guys, have to see what next winter holds for me

thanks guys.... any more ideas?

have a 2006, 4wd, 4 dr, short box tacoma, and a finch. This leaves me about 5" "back deck" with the tail gate down. So the goal is a 2 month long skiing road trip, living in camper some of the time, and in warmer places some of the time. 4 pairs of skis, between 2 people. problem: Skis...

second night camping spot, 1000ft above the main FSR later that evening a few minutes later

the drive into the back road front view of the combo just cruising along, scenery is not too hard to take

Any plans to run the hilux on wvo?(waste vegi oil) love to, but hard to find find any in banff, and with the cold weather, and very expensive to rent, or have storage Do they have two gas tanks? just one, 60 liter what is your mpg? without the camper 600-700km on a full tank with a camper...

butt goes down well I have had it for a few months now, done a few more trips (transrockies bike race). mileage is down 20-30%. truck rides better (half ton) had a few issues, but Gary at FWC Canada has been great. Just need to install a bike race for the spring, Ditching the table that...

camping spot for the first night back goes up front goes up

This is a right hand drive, 88, toyota hilux. 4 dr, 4wd, 2.4 diesel in it. I've had it for about 4 years now, and have wanted a camper for a while, but the falcon was too small, eagle too large (too much overhang), and ordering out of the states is a pain etc. Then along came FWC canada, and...

is that photo on teh ice fields parkway? (banff to jasper)?

Can you name the truck with four wheel drive, smells like a steak and seats thirty-five.. Canyonero!

http://www.truckboxdirect.com http://www.weatherguard.com/truck_tool_boxes/view_products.php?subcat_id=18

its not an issue of the price, it is a question do I need one at all with what I'm going to do with the camper. Do I need one as I have a fridge already?

Getting ready to pull the trigger and order a eagle. the trips for this will be 1-2 nights locally (banff, CND rockies) so not that warm, below freezing will be common overnight. The other will be a spring fall trips south, 1-3 weeks, and all near some civilization (not bushwacking in AK, and...

http://fourwheelcampers.ca/models.htm from the FWC canadian site "For those of you with a quad cab, mid or small size truck you will find the Falcon (or the soon to be availble Finch) the best fit. " any other info?

great to hear from you stan, I've sent 2 emails and a phone message and no call back yet. I hope that the "new guy" lives up to your level of customer service too. thanks for helping the people of canukistain.

thanks, do you have other dealers in canada already? or is this #1.

http://fourwheelcampers.ca/index2.html so, I might not have to do a US road trip to get one? prices? availability? province?

One thing about the climate is... you don't have to shovel heat. but you can't ski in sweat.

thanks guys, camper went for a steal, but shipping 2000 miles sight un seen (or un smelled) just too risky, plus doing the X boarder thing too. I'll just buy new this winter and pickup for spring.

Good news: I found a camper, and it might be priced right. Also good news I don't live in Texas. Bad news: The camper is in texas, I'm in banff alberta, and would like it shipped right to my door, but if not just to somewhere in MT is fine too. I can drive a few hours south and pick it...

Would a 1983 fourwheel eagle fit our 2000 dodge 1500 quad cab, regular bed? I know it's not specifically made for it but would it work with some modifications? if the eagle doesn;t work out for you can you send me the info on it. daveandb@telusplanet.net

thanks guys, I'll load it up and see. The truck is a 1988, with a 2.4l motor non-turbo, imported from Japan. Already have the elk proof bumper on the front. Don't need the winch, but want one ;)

my overhang will be similar, but the rear wheels are farther back them mine so the balance will be better. I've had 4 people at 200 pounds each, and a 400-500 pound motorbike in the back. The overall weight was fine, Truck drove great actually, but that was better balanced then a camper just...

the truck has a 500kg limit (1200pound, 1/2 ton?) sticker on the back. still need springs/air bags? with either size camper? the campers are 800 pounds + gear + people to a max of 1200pound?