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Your <delete> reply to Pax’s constructive criticism is comical Might want to post some real weights of this from a certified scale so the buyer knows how much over GVWR it is... <Delete>

I'll still argue this entire story was fake and planned for marketing/blogging purposes.. None of it adds up if you really think about it. If you're seriously that out of tune with the noises and sounds of your camper being that loose on a dirt road, you probably shouldn't have one anyway.

My favorite shot of the trip

Unsure why so many folks do this in the summer... I did it this September and it was literally as ideal as it gets I'll be doing a similar one again this fall, if the new truck is "done enough" in time. Advantages of September instead of July: -Not a single bug the entire trip -INSANE Aurora...

Yes, but if you compare how much storage is in a flatbed VS a slide in, it’s not a huge difference really. So add the exterior boxes like above and you have the best of both worlds. As for the tire carrier, that was by design. It’s a security measure also. Common scum bag thief most likely...

In my opinion, a slide in FWC on a flated and filling the open gaps with storage boxes is hands down the best most useable configuration!

Ive owned Tacomas and Tundras and both of these statements are 110% false sir. LOTS of FWC start with a smaller truck, and then go to a bigger one, you almost never see folks going from a bigger one to a smaller one, just an FYI :)

SOLD

I agree whole heartedly with every word of this

I couldn't fathom traveling in a Tacoma with 3 others. I have a Hawk (middle size of the bunch) and with 3 of us (adults) its pretty dang cramped. If your kids are small, id suggest least a hawk, but a grandby would most likely be a much better fit. The smallest truck id even consider for...

That and depending on year, if the camper is sticking past the tailgate, i don’t think you’d be able to get the tailgate back on if you had taken it off prior to camper Install My 2014 tailgate has to be moved to about a 45 to slide on and off

Not sure on older ones, but on a 2014, no

I can only speak for Dodge here, but the frames on the chassis cabs are night and day different than the trucks. They are completely flat making add on builds out a ton easier, and they're are a lot more options (dual tanks, aux output from fuel pump, etc..)offered with chassis cabs that arent...

I second this!!! best camper add ive seen to date

No Problemo

If youre considering newer, mine is for sale, link below in signature any questions lemme know thanks

Thank you sir.. honesty, I’m not 100% sure what’s next, but most likely a 1 ton diesel platform

Selling my 2018 Four Wheel Camper Hawk (and truck: http://www.motobasedadventures.com/tundra-for-sale.html

San Diego

It’s all good. Yes sir.. a lot of aftermarket Gizmos are really unnecessary devices with great marketing

I’m selling a loaded 2018 Hawk Front Dinette Details in the Gear section of the forum

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After weighing some options, i am going to separate the camper from the truck in a few different variations. Ready to go, no wait... 2018 Four Wheel Camper Hawk Front Dinette​ Front Dinette Silver Spur Interior and Exterior​ Furnace​ Flush Mount 2 Burner Stainless Stove and Sink​...

Why’s that?

I’m no expert either but keeping 2 separate systems sounds complicated as hell