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Good utilization Escapepod. I imagine with a little ingenuity those plates can also be utilized as an awning support; cloths line; antenna; flag pole attachment; pet leash attachement *; etc... CAUTION: If using as a Pet leash attachment please be sure to detach before flight. Dangling a red...

Just sharing. Not mine: https://newlondon.craigslist.org/rvs/d/1959-alaskan-camper-pop-up/6536080563.html 1959 Alaskan camper pop up slide in truck camper - $1000 (Voluntown) hide this posting 1956 alaskan camper non cab over. 8' long. Working manual hydraulic...

U did alright. Many smiles with those miles.

Nah, the zero that should be at the end is easily forgotten during the ad making process.

If you are interested in a foam mattress I had a good experience with these folks: http://www.foamforyou.com I order this: Luxury Firm Foam 30" x 75" x 4" is $81.88 with the Grey Canvas cover with Zipper is $50.00 some time ago From a happy customer.

congratulations. Does he weigh each one before delivery?

Ahh, thanks

I'm looking at some atc camper pics and I noticed one without rear latches. Is this specific to a certain model/year?

My guess is that many folks don't realize that these campers are built around a welded aluminum cage and last longer than the stick type.

Being aware of their location, it might be difficult to get a hold of them.

Currently I was told 0.033 decades, or roughly 4 months. *And worth it.

rec vehicles spotted

I am technologically naive. I recently learned of this relatively inexpensive feature/app for smartphone users. Maybe this could be a simple addition to locating where your truck/camper is in the parking lot, or heaven forbid, it is taken by thieves. https://www.thetileapp.com/

From a WSJ article that led me to 11foot8.com The first is of a Travel trailer: http://11foot8.com/camper-ac-ripped-off-at-the-11foot8-bridge/ The following included much more force. http://11foot8.com/two-crashes-in-one-morning-at-the-11foot8-bridge/ Thank goodness for pop-up...

Industrial cardboard tubes come in diameters close to those tanks. Can function as storage as well.

Bubbles...

Yes, that's right @Wandering Sagebrush I just received a reply from them stating that it is in fact bent; they went on to assure me that it was okay that way, as it would not hinder towing or handling. I however am going to pass on it. Thanks W.S.

I'm searching for a used utility trailer. The type with the high sides is what I had in mind. I've included a picture of one that is currently listed on a popular auction site. I have no mechanical engineering training; but I have intentionally cold worked metal to the point of failure—as...

Nice job spudder. That is a great find! Is that a basic halfton chevy it is sitting on? Any upgrades to the suspension? It appear level enough—don't you agree?

In these situations does it pay to call the insurance first with regards to towing and storage, or are you basically left to make a decision on the spot? Hope the insurance helps take the pain out of some of this for you.

Since we're just kicking things around I thought I'd add my bit. I don't know how far you got with this idea over the past year; but here is a system that I imagined. The practicality of operation and manufacturing it is a whole other issue... It would seem that it would require many tracks...

If you truly love the life, you'll make it work. If money is not an issue, then I'd look into a sportsmobile—they are the perfect balance for stealth camping in the city and around about the rest of the world. Update: they also list pre-owned units at their three different locations.

Is this the same for all campers—more specifically, the Grandby?