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And it makes it that much harder on the scum who would steal them (which is sadly more common these days than the need to use them).

Came out slick ! Great job.

Love the new color !

Reciprocity adds to the complexity. States will honor licenses and registrations issued from another state. When in doubt, they go to the federal playbook iirc. Thus, DOT is king...

Yeah, I see now that you're talking about a post from last year. I was referring to the most recent video in the thread. My bad.

You do know that the guy where talking about here built this truck by hand from the ground up, right? While he holds down a real job.

Yeah, I saw where he had crashed earlier in the month. Sucks as they were just getting into the maiden voyage. btw: if you've not seen how he made his slideouts, you should check it out...

Also keep in mind that most things you can just walk onto a stealership and drive/tow away are mostly built on the inside with staple guns. So yeah, that stuff ends up at floor level pretty quickly off road. But at the end of the day, if you want it done "right" you do it yourself. ;)

Any form of "donated" is good. While I'll never be one to share my build, ideas, or travels for sponsorship or monetization, I *do* accept donations. My nephew has a little pod camper that was about six years old. They rarely used it as an 18' camper was too small for a family of four (now...

Yep. Cheap is good. I'm not one of these "let's blow $100k on a camper build" guys. I don't have it. Lot's a retasked, scraps, RV takeoff, and surplus stuff. :)

Not that it matters, but this is what I've settled on. Almost all weight slung low at frame (except fresh). No batteries in house (especially under bed which is suicide). All diesel heaters mounted outside of actual hab. Underbed storage can be removed if I need to haul something long inside...

I did a mockup in my habitat using wood. Camped in it dozens of times, adjusting as I needed. Same concept, I reckon...

Google "Adventure Driven".