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I will be there! looking forward to checking out mods others have done to their FWC.

Thanks buckland that is a great idea that I may "borrow" from. J

Just looking for ideas. I could not be the only one looking at these bolted through hardpoints. We know they can carry a full on humanoid. at 200lbs plus. Thanks :D

Hello All, I recently purchased a used 2012 Hawk, has "rear wall steps". Well ok, but kind of worthless to me. This is my second 4WC camper and loved first one! Was wondering if Wanderers might have better use(s) for these hardpoints that I might attach other gear. I am guessing they are pretty...

Nicely done, great write up! If only I had sewing skills.... "hey (insert significant others name) I have got a fun project, can you give me a hand " Like others curious about effectiveness in hot or cold climate. Again well done sir.

Thank you wanderingsagebrush, Craig333 and Smokecreek! I now have some places to scope out from the comfort of an office chair and keypad... what a world we live in! It is still amazing to me. Of course there is no substitute for on the ground scouting, where most of the fun is... " honey the...

Good news Maiden Voyage to us 2012 Hawk, Bad news Fourth of July week, We are meeting some friends in Chester on 4th then heading out until Monday. We are totally good with National Forest boonies. Prefer water/ fishing nearby. Been to Hat Creek but trying to stay away from crowds.. well thats...

Great place to hang for at least a day or two. Climbing the ladders and checking out the view is a must. Los Alamos is also very interesting to spend another day. Like others have said generally the food can be pretty darn good....Sadies in Albuquerque, Sopapias with honey... worth the ride...

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/rvs/4706428601.html Location: SF Bay Area I purchased this camper from the original owner about 2007 as pretty much a shell. I visited the factory then incorporated many features and actual factory parts to make my unit essentially a light weight fully...

Not to hijack this thread too far but I would be up for a trip to Baja with a group in about a year. I've been down there several times in relatively recent times (last time) two years ago January with my wonderful wife and my then newly rehabed 4wheelcamper! Anyway things are a bit more...

I have had a couple of leaks this spring in my mid 80 FWC and think that I finally figured it out this weekend. I thought it might be the screws but upon further investigation the silicone seal I had between the top trim piece that wraps around the top of the camper and the top itself had a...

Hi John, A few years ago I asked the guys at ATC about sealing the stitching around the window and window flaps of the pop-up liner of my unit because I thought they might leak. (Having owned many tents, I knew all that exposed stitching was a weak spot; however, so far no leaks.) Anyway, ATC...

Great mod John, simple and functional. You might be able to delete the need for the support leg with some drawer side slides and a 3/4" plywood shelf. Should be strong enough to do the job. Just an idea. Hey there DLN,Thanks for taking a look. It seems your up the big hill from me. Yep that...

John, Your gap seems slightly larger than on my ATC, but I'm not sure it is excessively so. I've had water, dirt, bugs and snow blow into the front liner while driving with the pop up down, but so far no leaks Just a quick question: Does your camper have that small cabinet over the couch? If...

Hello All, As long as I was figuring out how to post pictures I thought I'd show some solutions to some issues I had with the cabinets I built last year before my trip. I really don't know what a stock interior looks like but I wanted to be able to grab a cool beverage from outside my camper or...

I DIY'd my own with 'P' gasket, like the new rigs. I removed a few screws at a time around the edge banding and slid the gasket behind the banding, then tightened some screws and moved to the next set. Loosen nine screws, tighten the first six, loosen six more, ..., all the way from the...

Wow you guys are on it! The top is plenty secure with the cam cleats. The gap is a horizontal gap because the top is is apparenty slightly out of square and oversized with the bottom half of the camper. The screws at the aluminum trim (top rim of camper) were carefully removed and replaced with...

Hello All! It’s been a while since I've posted. Last time I was preparing for a Baja adventure about a year ago. All is good with my refurbished camper with the annoying exception of some leaks at the leading edge corners and a little back on each side. Some Background: This unit has the funky...