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I came across this thread on expedition portal: https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/four-wheel-camper-%E2%80%98project-m%E2%80%99.207703/

Does anybody have any additional information on their new campers coming out in December? I saw some teasers on their Facebook page.

For Sale: My spot in the low 350's for an XL GFC that was to go into my Ford F-150 6 and a half foot bed foot bed. It is a gray frame and black panels and includes the optional front and rear windows and side door. The ship number as of today is 267 and my status is "components produced". You...

Thanks rotti and lonhorn1 for the information on the X's.

What are 3/4 X's? i am looking for a storage solution. Thanks

Which one are you looking at?

Thanks. I ordered from them and they price matched.

Thanks. Amazon had several listed. Because Mainline Overland received the wrong brackets from their distributor, I want to make sure that if there is a problem with my order the vendor is good to work with. I drove over 6 hours to get my Hawk, Boston area to West Chester, PA. When Mainline went...

Lots of companies at Amazon. Hoping you could help with one that has good customer service. I just picked up a 2015 Hawk from Mainline in PA but they received the wrong parts from their distributor. So I had to head back to Boston without the bags. Thank Kmac

Good ideas folks. I have decided to hold off on the roof box for now.

yes I do have solar coming with it. Now I have something else to think about.

Folks, Which size and model Yakima box is the best/appropriate one to use for the Yakima setup on Four Wheel Campers. In particular, I have a Hawk on order with the Yak setup. Thanks Kevin in Boston

Some folks including the PA 4WC dealer like this setup: http://www.restop.com/

I don't think he was mentioning a brand name. Only that he was using (2) 200 watt solar flex panels. The Solar Flex you mention is only (2) 100 watt panels in a kit. You could always ask him on the XP forum.

You may want to check out what XP Camper is using for their panels. Here is a quote from them at their forum: "Two 200W Flex Solar panels with aluminum wire deflector. These are more durable, virtually unbreakable and saves close to 80 lb over the older style panel."...

So I went over to the REI site last week to buy the gunwhales that were on sale and they were sold out. Guess all the 4WC folks raced over there and scooped them up after I posted the link, ha!

Yakima also sells Loadstoppers for ladders etc that may work: https://www.yakima.com/loadstop

I spoke with Yakima today. They no longer sell the Gunwhales but REI does: http://www.rei.com/product/665014/yakima-gunwale-brackets The guy at Yakima feels the keelover canoe carrier is a better product to secure canoes: http://www.rei.com/product/849951/yakima-keelover-canoe-carrier. Lots...

Thanks folks for the great suggestions. The biggest issue I have is the canoe sliding as I push it up and over. This happens a lot even with my trailer hitch slide in T-bar especially when the truck is on an angle on sloped ramps, paths, banks. etc.

I have a Hawk on order with their Yakima System and Solar Panel factory installed. Do any of you have a special setup to mount and easily get your canoe or kayak off the roof? My canoe is a 14 foot rowing canoe weighing in at 70 lbs so it's not a light boat. I am trying to avoid trailering...