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Another reason to live in Tucson. Nahh, I moved here for that reason... :D

Snowed in at my house in Grass Valley!! :)

Parts are rolling in for the camper. I particular like this new Porta Pottie which I got courtesy of Thetford. In many ways better than a cassette toilet for the small space I am dealing with, this little bugger has actually a larger tank capacity than the cassette I am using in the big one. It...

LOL! You take the covers OFF before turning on the driving lights. Those lenses get pretty hot. John Davies Spokane WA I know... Just did it for the photo effect :D

Here is another Chevy

These campers just keep getting better and better. Mike Yours got one!! :D

We have been using this plug in all new builds. If anyone ever want to add shore power...This is it! http://www.rvbusiness.com/2012/02/smartplug-debuts-on-off-road-camper/ http://www.smartplug.com/

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For a foam-core type of build I would be inclined to include conduit within the foam to facilitate future upgrades. I would use the interior walls and cabinets structurally, but they would be bonded into place after the main walls had been laminated rather than trying to laminate around all of...

Sorry to see you go Aaron. Nahh, not really...more beer for us!! :P Welcome aboard Andy!

The 1st pics are trickling in from Africa!

The XP and the Elephant

Marc, thanks for sharing. That looks great. I think I'd like to see the side windows in a different shape so it looks more fitting while in the down mode... but I don't know what shape that would be. Yes, this was extensively discussed. I actually wanted bigger windows. My thinking is that...

Wow, that is great! Yup, yet only 54" tall when collapsed at the highest point. Not having soft sides in such a small camper increases the R value dramatically. Since it is being build in the same XPCamper fashion, No frame, foam-core and standard dual pane windows you also won't have any...

Being a tall fellow, I would agree. I don't agree. I am 6.3 ,with my work boots about 6.4 and have no problem walking around in that cabin. The rear is 7'2" and at the bed 6'1" In the bed area you have 35" of headroom. Plenty of space. At least for this tall guy. :lol: This camper look...

Here is a pic in the up position.

Here is a Teaser pic. Before the usual suspect ask; any more pics or info? Not at this time. The design changed from a soft sided top to a hard sided top. It's clam-shell design. All composite. The build on the actual cabin is progressing nicely and I will post pics soon.

Looks like above NC to me! We did get a few inches on Banner Mtn. at 3350' On a similar note, guess I'll put my chains in the FWC for our East Side trip next week. :unsure: 4WD does pretty much all I ever need, but I would feel foolish to get stuck if I had the right hardware sitting at home...

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More snow

Last week in Nevada City at my house.

Summer is over. How about a little teaser pic or something... please? =) Changed the design and once the build is finished I'll post some pics. Due to moving house and shop it got a bit delayed.

Any chance you have a blog or website link for them? I would be extremely interested in hearing the stories of someone taking a full-size Chevy truck and camper to Africa. Thanks, Sam Yes, they will. Once I have the info I'll post it.