Free shell for a 6.5 ft (F-150) bed, if you're in Seattle or Bellingham area.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TruckCampers/s/yHds8ed87o

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Here's a pretty sweet-looking ambulance conversion with the Ford 7.3 in it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/356080929687635/

https://www.sokbattery.com/products/100ah-12v-lifepo4-deep-cycle-battery

I would think so for the liners.

Where are you that you have a power outlet, but can't bring boots (or at least liners) inside where it's warmer?

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I'm on my second set. First set lasted around seven seasons. I still have the first set in the garage and may splice the wires and get it working again. Meanwhile, I figured a second set would be...

'82 Sunrader for $900 in the Central Sierra Foothills. Listing says it has 77k and runs.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/619735121902680/

Generic white van, but figured I'd post this for folks to keep an eye out. Never know. Friend from high school posted this. She's in...

A loan on even a small RV, if it meets the criteria, may qualify for the mortgage interest deduction. Though the standard deduction jumped so much after the 2017 tax law that it doesn't matter to as...

Good info, chaka. We still have a tent trailer for family camping for awhile, but maybe down the road. Someday.

Interesting on the water lines. I wonder what did with the Revel? You'd think on the 4WD camper they'd make it more winter proof.

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Sick Winnie. I've seen a handful of Travatos on the road lately. Things are sweet.

If The Good Olde Boys could make their rig float, I bet yours can float in the pow.

"Yeah, that's right. Tucker McElroy, lead singer, driver of the Winnebago."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdCc-IEKaD0

A Pilot with cables. I love it!

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Word. A small-ish Escape trailer with their winter package plus decent clearance and AT tires would be pretty cool.

Cheap in Sacramento.
https://images.craigslist.org/01010_6TuPZfqD0Mm_1200x900.jpg

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/rvs/d/1979-dodge-winnebego/6733576816.html

Word. Two posts; both spam.

Nobody gives a shit about your lameass sharing-economy Hipcamp farm. Monthly rates for dry camping in the middle of nowhere sounds awesome! :rolleyes2

^^^ Thing is cool as shit.

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Word. My folks recently picked up a 2007 or 2008 Cummins 1ton dually 4x4 with a manual as their retirement/camper truck. $16k with like 160k on the clock.

Gotten far more common since you read it. How can a public school teacher afford to teach in places like PA when almost everything within a reasonable commute is pushing a million or more? RVing just...

Heh. Intentionally teed up a softball. Nice.

Man, I forgot how awesome Phillip Seymour Hoffman was in that too. Such a loss.

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^^^ That is massively fucked dude. Really sorry to see that.

x2. You're gonna be locking both diffs (or just one) while towing an Escape 17?

Hey spnce,

Congrats on the storm hunting and the new gig.

Still need to hit you up for a Sunrise lap at some point when I'm in town (and there's fucking snow, whenever that is).

^^^ This is a good idea.

One thought that comes to mind when the discussion is of heating the car with the exhaust running: make sure you have a CO detector going then too. My brother knew these...

Not FWC-related, but similar...
My folks are likely buying one of those enormous Lance 1172s with the double slide-outs. They have a Ram 3500 Dually to put it on. Anybody have any tips for slideouts...

Damn. Sweet ride.

Exchange rate, bro! ;-)

And the quality seems a bit higher. Not surprised at the winter water tank comment. Would likely use the water minimally in winter anyway.

This option is interesting to me. We may have a bit of cash later this year, but not looking to buy a new vehicle. Have a 2013 4Runner right now with a 5,000lb tow capacity, so monocoque fiberglass...

Hah, my wife's pretty hot, but I definitely do wish she played MtG. Still got my cards somewhere. Hell, most of them are 20 years old now. Damn.

Nice list. At Boreal at Donner Summit you used to be able to park next to the Snowshoe Thompson statue in the parking lot, even during storms. They'd just plow around you and berm you in. I'd say...

My first car was a 92 Explorer. Put decent tires on it and it crushes in the snow. Fold flat seats sleep well too.