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Lol the name is not due to my stature. I run a canyoneering website offering beta on canyons called www.BluuGnome.com. Some of my friends call me Gnome (my girlfriend got that started and it caught on). Yeah from the sides the truck box will still be too high to access that space...

Klahanie, yeah the ripped off comments are with humor intended. I was looking at some of the hard side campers people place on the Tundra and wow they are tall and heavy compared to what I intend to do. It does give hope with concern to the platform concept for a pop-up. Good point on...

Oh and the more narrow Fleet camper will also help keep things more stable since the load will be pulled into center a bit more.

Rando, yes the flatbed models look great but they are simply out of my budget. I have seen flat beds on the interwebs for $3-5k but they do not have large storage boxes etc. So my need for storing larger gear doesnt get handled well. Trust my I kinda drool over the large flat beds with the...

Looking closer I see the same issue arises with this as with a platform. Note the distance between the sleeping area / cab over and the top of the truck cab. That is the type of distance I would have with the platform concept. The flat bed sits high (above the wheel well zone) just as the...

That first one would fill my needs well. At one point I was considering a flat bed and a flat bed model. A FWC dealer quoted me like $13K for a flat bed alone! That sticker shock sent me running to the hills. I sometimes feel they were high ballin me. I like the look and function of the...

I have been spending a lot of time trying to figure out exactly what I want. I am getting close but still not fully settled. One thing I have decided on is going with the Tundra. As Mickey B. said "Pretty much any Pop up you put on a Tacoma, ranger, frontier etc. will be at gvw with just...

Hello, I car camp a lot for weekends to enjoy conyoneering. I am looking to upgrade my camping by going with a truck and pop up camper. I have been heavily considering the Tacoma but have recently questioned if a Tundra may be a better idea with the load of a camper. Some of the questions I...