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Just got it, thanks.

I do the cooking and grilling. Pa is on the campfire and wood sawing detail. The windows are nice, but I do get condensation on the frames when its cold out and the glass is thermopanes. If I had to do it again (when the misses retires), I would most definitely build my own windows and door. I...

I'm a lucky man who has an 83 yer old father who not only is not in diapers, but still rides his motorcycle. He has since purchased a teardrop and wished he knew about boondocking and dry camping on last year's trip to Alaska. The woodbox is made out of treated 2"x4"s, treated 3/4" plywood for...

Have you thought about building your own windows? I purchased RV windows for my rig and built some windows for a friend and brother-in-law. I'm seriously thinking about uninstalling the factory units and installing my DIY windows. Cheaper and no condensation.

This is my humble rig. I drove my 83 yer old father to Yellowknife (his bucket list) and boondocked the entire month of August. We did need to spend 3 nights in campgrounds. This is on the continental divide road in the norther rookies of Alberta. About 6000 miles and $937 fuel. Money well spent.

Hello all, I planning on making it to the RTR this year? This will be my first and hopefully one of many? I didn't make it last January because of mechanical issue with my old diesel truck (Tuppence). I have a 6'x12' cargo trailer (the tin can) with solar. I did spend the month of March a few...

I just finished some update reading on Bob's blog page, pertaining to info when stopped by an officer. As for search & seizure legalities, what are the laws in regard to our campers or converted cargo trailers?

Hello everyone, I have been gleaning some great info over the last few weeks. I ordered a new aluminum 6'x12' cargo trailer and will set it up as a stealth unit. It's maiden journey will be mid June. The  misses and I will be camping our way to Idaho and Utah for 5 weeks. We plan on doing...