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Thanks. Sale pending...

We have decided to replace our Alaskan. It's a great rig, but it just wasn't the right fit for us. We'll be sad to see it go, if you have any questions contact me via CL mail please. https://wenatchee.craigslist.org/rvs/d/2009-alaskan-camper-85-cabover/6541203968.html

This has really piqued my interest. I think Alaskan could really capitalize on this market. I may have missed it, but can you remove the camper? I don't see any jacks or tie-down points.

No. 1 on each side. I see how you read it that way.

I've been really happy with the winter performance of the Alaskan. I purchased a pair 6v GC batteries from Costco, installed just forward of each wheel well. I have a Honda 2000 generator that we run for a few hours from setup/sundown to bedtime. I can run the furnace on low all night, keeping...

Rock Springs rest area?

A little teaser of our new-to-us 2009 8.5' CO

so many hawks 2005 FWC Hawk $10,000 Humboldt, CA http://humboldt.crai...5808550945.html 2003 FWC Hawk shell $4000 Mt. Shasta, CA http://redding.craig...5808966276.html 2015 FWC Hawk shell $12,500 Palo Alto, CA http://sfbay.craigsl...5812650192.html

From Todd Orr's facebook page: That guy is one lucky and tough S.O.B.

Interior propane compartment? Is it vented to the outside?

Any Hawk/Granby flatbed owners in central WA? I'd really like to check one out.

2015 Hawk Shell $12,750 Kirkland, WA http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/rvs/5775958827.html

It's not a diesel -- you can tell by the exhaust and lack of door badges. It's not loaded (Lariat) because it doesn't have body-matched door handles or chrome mirrors. The camper would need to be worth $25k to make that asking price make sense.

That setup could easily be within the GVWR. If it's a PSD, the front axle might not even be any lighter than the rear. Whoever that owner is has done an admirable job at increasing the storage capacity of his setup. My only concern would be wether or not those shelves could hold up to a lot of...

If it's the Bearikade, I've used them before. It's great product and a great rental program! Highly recommended to anyone who is planning on spending time in bear country. http://www.wild-ideas.net/rent-a-bearikade/ Sent from my iPad using Wander The West

free? I'll take it!

The calf was euthanized when Rangers were unable, after several attempts, to reintroduce it into the herd.

Also, the diesel powerplant in the half tons seems to take more of a bite out of payload, they are prioritizing mileage at the expense of capacity. I think the 2.7eb F150 competes just fine with the Ram eco. I don't see why Ford would bother bringing yet another engine to market in that truck...

Anybody shopping for an Alaskan rig in socal? http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/rvs/5479770084.html

The truck is still in the wind. No way to know how it was stolen, unless it's recovered. Real bummer.

If the emissions system requires DEF, you won't get far without it. They're quiet, clean, efficient and plenty powerful.

That is a nice setup. Could be very capable with some updates, but their price is way off. That's a $5k truck under a $10k camper, at best. If that truck was a '91 7.3 PSD with 39k miles, I'd be on the phone right now.

I already called on it. Sold last week. I asked the dealer to take down the listing.

Did you have Alaskan install solar? Can you share any details on the system? How's it been working out for you?

Nice rig. Double awnings? Posh!