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***SOLD*** Ranger and Fleet have been sold to an enthusiastic young couple who will use them far better than I can. I wish them continuing joy in their boondocking adventures! Thank you all for your interest. Steve Seitel

I would prefer to sell Ranger and Fleet together as a complete package. If no takers, I might sell them separately. But not just yet. Thanks for your interest. Steve

Camper and pickup are now SOLD. Thank you for your interest! For sale: 2019 FWC Fleet pop-up camper and 2019 Ford Ranger Lariat FX4. Offered as a turnkey camping/exploring package. $55,000 firm, certified check. Pick it up in Bozeman, Montana and camp your way home. It's a nice little rig and...

Camper closed up for travel.

Top "popped" and awning deployed

Sometimes, the mind wanders: Two-Piece Two-Bit Travel Rig Blues Analytical Logic is prone to insist That an ideal travel rig cannot exist. Still, it's a notion that's hard to ignore, One that I've pondered quite often before. Lying late awake, mulling the choices, Hearing seductive soft...

I'm in, too. First chance to try the new camper! Steve

For a portable, I like the Viair 450P which has 100% duty cycle. In fact, I liked mine so much I mounted it under the hood of my 4Runner. No problem airing up all four (stock size) tires. I've just installed an ARB CKMA12 under the hood of my Ranger. Higher throughput but 50% duty cycle. Seems...

If you only need two inches, you may be able to modify or slightly raise the garage door header. Worth having one of your contractor buddies take a look. I wouldn't want to rely on "squat" for clearance. Sounds risky. Steve

Thank you for the inspiration! S.

Sagebrush, Geologyjohn...excellent advice. Thank you. I'll try that approach. Were there any aiming or field-of-view issues with your installs? Steve

Kolockum: I measured the weight of the steps right at 15 lbs. Very sturdy product. Brophy steps: https://www.crbrophy.com/stairs.html Sage: I'm willing to strip the camera and harness out of my tailgate (good idea) if I can figure out how the locking latch logic (in the same harness) wants to...

Thanks for the welcome! Steve

Here's a different test. I composed this text in OpenOffice Writer and pasted it here: daRanger. No tires today either. I presented myself at Quick Lane as agreed. Chris confirmed that the second pair of tires had been received. Only one mechanic (Don) is on duty today. “You're next...right...

One more try: Bingo. It's full width. That works.

Thanks. I'm still figuring this stuff out. Here's a photo from a gallery that (I hope) I just created. Much better now. That seems to work. Thanks for the helpful posts on "how to."