I've been boondocking with a 1-ton van with a limited-slip for quite a while and I've pushed it - been stuck many times - and have usually been able to get out. A truck camper is very different, though. It'll have 4-wheel drive but is considerably he...
I have no experience at all with truck campers - am about to get one. I go "off-road" a lot by which I mean Forest Service/BLM roads. I've been looking at Northern Lite 8'11" and 9'6" models. The 8'11" requires a short bed and has a big overhang on t...
I haven't done the Dempster but that's a pretty good recommendation...canoe on top wrote:Northwood, which makes Arctic Fox and Nash and a few other brands, builds their own frames in house. If you look at the frame on an Arctic Fox and, most other tr...
Brandon the Traveler wrote:1320Fastback wrote:We paid MSRP for our new Toyota Rav a few months ago. There is no haggling anymore.Maybe, maybe not. The Ford dealer where we're ordering an F350 was a pleasant surprise when we were discussing price and...
downeastr wrote:Why isn't anybody recommending Arctic Fox / Nash?https://northwoodmfg.com/travel-trailers/I've heard Arctic Fox are really strong campers. I just bumped into someone offroad in Sedona with an old one. He loved it. The only problem tha...
Steve76eb wrote:Cortttt wrote:Clicck wrote:afidel wrote:That's a Black Series trailer. They're an Aussie designed, US built trailer. .Hardly, they are a chinese designed copy of what an aussie trailer looks like.Plenty of other forums have posts abou...
