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My 2007 FWC Hawk - SOLD Kennewick, WA

Not mine and I’m not sure how to post this one! 1974 Alaskan Camper - Cabover. $1000 Found on Facebook Marketplace in Kennewick, WA Listed as a “1974 Canopy Trailer” Appears to be an 8’ model. Looks to be in pretty good shape for the age.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/tro/d/marysville-2019-four-wheel-camper/7053607616.html 2019 Grandby Shell (with some upgrades) Marysville, WA $18000 Not mine.

I have USAA as well, and asked them about coverage while on the truck, but never thought to ask about off the truck and in storage. I’ll have to give them a call today.

Simple but effective. Thanks for the suggestion!

Zoomad, I just returned from Colorado and missed seeing the Fall colors in the Rockies. I had heard the dry weather along the front range this year really affected the aspens and other trees color change this year, so thanks for the great video.

Looks like the ad was flagged on Craigslist. Too good to be true?

I have an ‘07 Hawk and had to do some work on my roof vent and reseal my roof. I used an old blanket and a 4’x4’ sheet of plywood to distribute my weight.

I bought a used OEM back up tailgate camera for my Ram on eBay, and it was plug and play. I had to make a bracket, but it was fairly easy to make and install. There’s a 4 prong connector camera for a Tacoma that might work on eBay. Item #122390154691

The ice box measures 21-1/2” H x 19-1/2” W x 16” D. The foam covered portion is approximately 20” x 17-1/4” x 14-1/8” It’s not perfect but in good to very good shape overall, and comes with the ice tray. I have no idea how much to ask, but would take $35. I wouldn’t be able to ship it until...

I’ll get you the dimensions later today.

I’ve got the one I pulled out of my 2007 Hawk. I’m in southeast Washington. Let me know if you’re interested.

Andy Douglass - Another option is to find a factory tailgate camera with the harness. I got mine used off of eBay. The camera is approximately 2” x 2”, and I made a simple bracket and mounted it up under the camper, where it is out of the way. It sits lower, but still higher than the license...

Here’s a comment on the Herculiner on another site I was reading today. Check out the last comment. “I took the carpet and seats out of my 09 JK Wrangler and put Herculiner all on the inside of the tub myself. I was never totally happy with the final appearance of the liner. In places where it...

Punakaiki NZ - isn't that where they have the famous pancake rocks along the shore? I think I saw them in a cover photo on Bing recently. I also noted what looks like a cleaver next to the bucket. Looks interesting. what is it if I my ask?

Nice looking and STOUT bumper. Great work. It will be an asset out on the trail.

Nice looking and STOUT bumper. Great work. It will be an asset out on the trail.

Where are you located?

Check out the happijac qwik load upgrade. A set of four are $113 on Amazon, and they are basically the same thing as the fast guns. You’ll just need to add turnbuckle hooks or eyes of the correct lengths and you’ll be set. And not sure if they are a standard size, but be sure to match the...

Yes, the rollover sofa bed has been sold.

Misread your earlier post today and sent you a PM. I guess timing is everything. Good luck on your road trip.

I’ve also been ensured by USAA for a long time, and as longhorn1 said, they will cover the camper as part of the truck. Good luck with your new camper.

I’m interested. Would you be willing to hold it for me until Saturday? If you could, I would drive over from the east side and remove it and take it away - for a reasonable agreed upon price. I’ve got the tools and my truck. PM me if this will work and we can make arrangements. Thanks, EDR

My last truck was an ‘06 Ram 2500 Mega Cab that was my daily driver and was used to haul my loaded Hawk for about 6 months out of the year. It did great, but I got fed up with the diesel fuel mileage and stiff ride without the camper. I wanted a newer truck with all the latest creature comforts...

https://www.truckcampermagazine.com/off-road/adventures/the-camper-that-fell-off/ A story worth reading. I’ve read the advice of fellow campers on this site many times, but it never hurts to mention it again - be sure to regularly check your turnbuckles!