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That is true; but the flavor was pretty darn good. I think the biggest advantage is the light weight and the easy clean up. As for a cast iron pan;I don't think any thing would beat it since it does retain the much needed heat to sear meats.

You gotta get a dutch oven. I'd like to get one of those nice aluminum ones someday, but I don't think they'll season like an iron one. I was skeptical to using the Aluminum Dutch oven. But I have to say that thing worked pretty good. You don’t season them like an iron one. I made a batch of...

Can you use solar as a primary power source? Well I did. I never charged the batteries through the alternator nor an extension cable; only through solar panels. I did it as a prolonged test for myself to see if it actually could be done. Having traveled now some 40.000 miles with XP1 and XP2...

you mean I don't get free stuff for just showing at rallies, sharing my glowing personality, being Marc's right hand man, and bringing good beer. Yeah HUH?? :( we cook we clean we make awesome drinks ala Whiskey sour.... :P And we didn't even get a T shirt..... Guess next time we need to...

I do travel fast... It's a smother ride over the washboards. I ran Bilsteins on my previous truck but they didn't last long. Guess they got hot and that why i was looking for a reservoir one. Thanks for the link; forgot about Gino's... good to have when owing a Dodge.

I need some new shocks for my 3500 Dodge. What are you guys using? I am thinking a of a small reservoir shock to handle all the rough roads I go on.

But...what is the difference? I have a Coleman portable propane stove and the systems and burners and flame don't look significantly different than what's built into my FWC. In what way is a "portable" propane stove different from a built in one, and what about that difference makes it unsafe...

Again, I'm not really sure ? Just throwing my 2 cents in there. I was thinking more of how most truck camper manufacturers, travel trailers, and RV's use propane stoves inside as standard equipment. I have not seen an RV company offering a butane stove in a truck camper ? I think the propane...

When I talked to a fire marshal some years back; Restaurants and Catering services are checked periodically for obvious reasons; I was told that Butane is allowed indoors while Propane is not. Butane is not classified as a toxic gas and therefore can be stored indoors and it burns very cleanly...

I have a 3/4 ton Dodge. I should have bought the 1 ton. For a few dollars more they are worth it. mike That's what i did. I would get a 350 over a 250 for the few dollars more...

Butane. I use them for my catering company when i had to set up different stations. You can get them single or double burners.

I might go

you guys are too much... This version has the clean coal burning feature.. :lol:

I had this set up on one of my previous campers. It was an aluminum bumper with rear storage; a fold down step and storage for a 2nd spare and 2 fuel/water cans

The XP Camper, she looks good in the mud! Thanks; but the clean up was/is a PITA! On the way to Shafer trail

Working hard I had to make sure the XP is Mud proof...