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Reflectix here. Works great and folds flat for storage underneath the mattress. I think I've got $50 in it. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Reflectix-50-sq-ft-Reflective-Roll-Insulation-24-in-W-x-25-ft-L/3011904

Driller, Is your 2000 a manual or auto? A Pacbrake and a manual sure helps with the woah factor.

Buckstop has an aluminum line. Pricey but lighter and much easier on the frontend components

Great buy! Clean machine.

2x2's under my Northstar to accommodate my '07's taller roof. Floor's already insulated.

The farther you are from major cities,the safer you are. The rural Mexicans are kind,hardworking and generous.

Couldn't FWC install a vapor barrier or something to eliminate the under mattress moisture you guys deal with?

Having the capacity doesn't mean you have to fill it up always but it's there when you need it. I have a tuner on my Cummins that provides me greatly enhanced performance but I use it sparingly. Again it's there when you need it. As you say everything's a tradeoff. Enjoy your new range.

My friend goes all the time with his Phoenix. I've used Discover Baja in the past. Stay away from the kiosks.

Get yourself a 2gal Reunel garden sprayer. Lengthen the hose and shorten the wand. 1/2 full of room temperature water supplemented with boiling water from your coffee pot. Ahh! The longer hose and shortened wand enables all the nooks and crannies to get attention Typically in Baja we would...

My friend has a Dodge crewcab/shortbed. Mounted is a Shortbed TC800 Northstar.

Friend's got one converted to a VW diesel with flotation tires/suspension. Thing's unstoppable.

Wouldn't a little thicker roof do with bracing perhaps. For what FWC charges a fix must be out there. Do the ATC owners report this flaw?

Deaver will deliver and chuck the p-rated tires supplied by Toyota.

It's the same with my 2000 Northstar's hot water heater. No anode. I have an Attwood.

You'd think FWC and ATC would listen to owners and remedy the situation. It's not rocket science.

In 2009 we drove from San Diego via 1 & 101. The Recession had just got started and people just weren't traveling much. The coastline was sunny and dry for the two weeks. The California parks are pricey. I love the steel wheels.

Discount will beat them but may give you a bit of a stinkeye as they have to order them. They'll sell you certificates for replacement,rotation and rebalance regardless of where you bought them. I got a deal on mine through my friend's shop and had Discount take it from there.

Keep the Dodge and get a popup with your height requirements. My Northstar has 6'7" headroom and I'm 6'4" so it works for me. I couldn't even get into the cab of a Colorado without bashing my head. Nice truck but I'm too big and inflexible anymore. I'm spoiled by my cab room. I have to scoot the...

I'm sold on a 3-ply sidewall E-rated tire. Toyo AT2 Xtremes have them. Nitto offers them on some of their tires as well as Cooper ST Maxx. I had a near catastrophic blowout as well as cut's and flats with some Bridgestone's way back and it's been Toyo's ever since. If you go to an 18" rim much...

You're going to have to build a 2" external frame with some cross members under the camper to raise it for clearance. I'm not a fan of retaining the tailgate with a cabover. The folding scissor steps work well.

Hopefully a lane splitting motorcyclist doesn't take the boards out or vice versa.

Concur on the clean,dog friendly campgrounds of coastal Oregon. We were up after mid Sept. last year and the mobs had gone home, and peace and quiet had been restored. Bonfires on the beaches,people riding horseback. Geez. It brings me back to Southern California in San Diego in the 50's. I'm...

Nice. That cabinet above the dinette may prove to be lethal. Airbags,upgraded shocks and a swaybar should make it much more drivable

Polyfiber 5x5 mat outside with an astroturf 3x3 mat on top of that. More mats inside. It works pretty well but dirt still gets in. I use the broom I store and just sweep everything daily.