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I am *really* not trying to sell you on the app, but just to correct a misconception. The cell phone GPS apps don't run on any cell signal during use. The only time they need connectivity is to download current traffic conditions, map updates, etc. This is the exact reason why I got the app over...

Thanks for the replies; I am always keen on seeing what other people are doing. SunMan: that looks like a sweet setup, just not what I'm looking for. I'm basically looking for a (userfriendly) gps unit for normal travel on roads around the west/AK/CA/Mexico.I have a Dakota 20 for navigating on...

For my truck I currently have a simple Magellan Roadmate 1220. It has served me pretty well over the past couple of years. Recently I've had lots of issues with the suction cup mount coming off of my dashboard frequently. And now the cigarette charger doesn't work. I can buy a new charger...

I stumbled on these two online links: eCampsite FreeCampgrounds I haven't verified the completeness nor the accuracy of either, but thought I'd pass along the info.

I've got good pics of the shelf set-up. If you're interested, please email me: mountainguide@live.com

I am selling my truck topper and custom shelf system (I have a Phoenix pop-up being built right now!) I have it listed on Craigslist I figured I'd list it here also. Thanks! I am in Snowmass, Colorado Mike 970-618-3953

Just ordered the 43 quart EdgeStar from Compact appliance. $412 out the door, no tax or shipping.Looking forward to no more warm beer & soggy food!

I think I might pull the trigger on one of these tomorrow. Compact Appliance's price is $422 including shipping. 20% off sale ends tomorrow @ midnight. Let me know any feedback from yours!

Any advice on which model to get? Little Buddy seems nice and compact, but only 3,800 BTU's. Is that enough to heat up a truck camper? Portable Buddy has a hi & lo temp setting. Big Buddy has much more power and a fan. I think the Little Buddy may be the ticket for occasional use in a small...

Dude, don't spam the forum with multiple posts in subforums... thanks! http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/index.php?/topic/4580/ Sorry Dude. I'm relatively new to this forum, and inadvertently posted the topic in the FWC forum instead of this forum. I don't know how to move or delete topics...

OK...I think I am sold on trying an EdgeStar. I think the 43 quart model will be just right, although the 63 quart model is not much larger in exterior dimensions. Any advice of fridge size (~43 vs ~63 quart? Also, how are people securing the portable 12v fridges (like the EdgeStar)inside of...

I am looking at heaters for the Phoenix slide-in pop-up shell model that is currently being built for my Tacoma. I am looking for a lightweight and portable option, so I do not need to lug it around in the heat of the summer. Does anybody have experience with Mr. Heater products? I am wondering...

I am looking at heaters for the Phoenix slide-in pop-up shell model that is currently being built for my Tacoma. I am looking for a lightweight and portable option, so I do not need to lug it around in the heat of the summer. Does anybody have experience with Mr. Heater products? I am wondering...

I couldn't find info on this topic in other posts...perhaps I missed it. If so, I apologize for the redundancy and would appreciate a point in the right direction. I am in the process of having a custom Phoenix truck camper (shell model)built for my Tacoma, and I'm looking at different options...

We use an Aeropress (http://aerobie.com/products/aeropress.htm) and are extremely happy. It is super quick, clean-up is quick and easy, and it makes the best cup of coffee you'll ever have (not hyperbole). And they're cheap! We use an aftermarket, reusable filter with it as well.

Killer deal on craigslist...wish it fit m,y Tacoma! http://mohave.craigslist.org/rvs/2271223164.html

granby four wheel - $300 (Spokane Valley) [URL="

Bummer there is no pass-thru window on the cascade to see out the back door window while driving. Cool layout though. And does that cabover berth seem MIGHTY small, or is it me? The cabover is storage space, not a bed.

Thanks for the reply Dirty Dog. I do think that they use a wood frame in the Panthers; I'm not sure if this would have a big effect on longevity or not. I do not need the camper to be uber-off road worthy. I am a mountain guide and most of my four-wheeling is just getting to climbing/skiing...

Anybody have any input/experience with Panther Truck Campers? (http://panthercampers.com/Panther.html)? I have been researching truck campers and searching the internet for units for sale. I am leaning towards either an ATC Bobcat or FWC Eagle, preferably the shell model. But, I just stumbled...

I am very interested in your Four Wheel Ranger II. I am in Colorado, so it would take me a little while until I could pick it up...any interest in selling the camper (me paying w/PayPal, etc..) and holding on to it until I can make it out there? Thanks, Mike Walter mryanwalter@yahoo.com 970-618-3953

Is this camper still available? I'm interested. Thanks.

Let me know if this is sold...Thanks.

Hi...my first post, so bear with me. I have a 2004 Toyota Tacoma (xtra cab, 6' bed), and I'm searching for a used lightweight pop-up camper for it. The Phoenix, ATC, & FWC seem to be the best brands, but I'll listen to what anyone has to say. I am in Colorado, but will to travel for the right...

Please post if your camper is still available. What year is it? Thanks