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@@OregonSteve Hi. Yes I kept it in a standard garage at my house. It was really close with the road shower but as long as the door was adjusted up high enough, it squeezed in.

@ it’s a very well done trailer

@@RunawayCoolCampAdventures Thanks for the kind words. Appreciate you watching.

@@juliuscajilog9371 Thanks for watching. The amount of water varies depending on the trip. Usually we have the road shower storage up on the roof rack filled with 7 gallons and then another 7 in a storage container.

@@outdoorobservations thanks for the heads up...

@@hollimariecarter1984 Thanks for watching. We are so excited about Alaska. Great to hear that we picked a good time to visit.

@@rogerpedrosa1854 Thanks. Appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

@@andrewfinlayson6613 I wish I could tell you, but I don’t know exactly know lol. Hopefully soon!

Appreciate that!

@@tedsamuels3203 Thanks for watching!

It’s a beautiful spot.

It’s been about 4 years ago and I paid around $1500 then. I talked to someone recently with a similar wrap job and they paid $2500. I’m sure it varies depending on the area of the country as well, but I’d plan on somewhere between 2-3k these days.

This was in blueridge wma

Depends on how heavy my foot is that day, but anywhere from 12.5-13.5.

No, we have a Joolca outdoor shower and a cassette toilet.

@@johneroyale Thanks. Appreciate you watching.

Thanks for watching!

Ellen’s sister bought our old house. It’s our home base when we aren’t traveling out of state.

Very nice. Should be an epic year of travel.

@@conniewaite1371 Thanks, appreciate you watching!

Thanks, Tom. Was great to see you guys. Looking forward to visiting again at homecoming.

Thanks so much! We are very excited.

I hear ya. I just remember a time when I could have crawled in a sleeping bag and slept on the tool box and been fine. Try that now and I wouldn’t be able to walk for 3 days lol

@@RunawayAndSeemor3 Great chatting with you guys in Pennsylvania. You will love the dome fan, very worthwhile addition.

Thanks. Actually the cubbies are not screwed down. They fit so tight that we didn’t need to make holes. I put two on either side and then have to force the middle one in. So tight, they don’t move. It’s been a great little camper, in fact we are in the process of having a new one built.

@outdoorobservations that is awesome. It would hurt my feelings to screw holes into it. That is really cool you are getting another one built. That is a testament to the product

Had a local welder modify it fit me. I bought it off eBay, think it was like $250

Thank you!!!

@@Kokojam6 www.ebay.com/itm/272878189791?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=FGOOLdgGSh6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=HqLsE22OSO-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY This is the one I ordered, it says for Jeep but if you need a Toyota lug pattern you can message him and he can do it for you. Been real happy with it for the $

Thanks, we are very excited about the new build. I’m remember having that conversation with y’all about missing the overlanding part of camping. Our new one won’t be ready until the beginning of November and we haven’t decided on pricing for this one yet. It will depend on if we leave most everything on it. As of now I think we will sell it with everything on board except for the Thule box on top. Since we are traveling full time and have sold our home, it will be available at Runaway headquarters just south of Ocala.

@outdoorobservations awesome to know!! We are a few years out from full timing but it is in our plans! Glad yall were able to take the leap.

⁠@@torihemingway1673Thanks so much. We are very excited, especially about Alaska next summer!

Thanks. I hear ya on the hotel lol. Fortunately for me, she’s loves this type of travel as much as I do.

@@pobo6113 Thanks. Appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

@@pobo6113 Thanks. Appreciate you watching and leaving a comment.

Thanks so much. I remember chatting, if I recall correctly you have a solar octane 4Runner.

@@outdoorobservations CORRECT

We agree. Wasn’t sure about buying one at first. Ellen’s sister got us the faucet for Christmas. We quickly bought a couple of jugs and use them religiously. Great piece of kit!

Yeah I started with just the faucet first and used that with jugs of water. Then my dad got the full setup for his rig and liked how the jug packed away better so got one myself.

Thanks for watching and we’ll keep em coming.

Thanks so much. We appreciate it!

@@kathiecollins1042 We have not. Our new one is being built and this one will be available to purchase at Runaway after we pick up the new one. Hopefully at the beginning of November.

@@ourlittlerunaway1 Thanks for the encouragement. We have been slacking on putting content out, just been so busy. We are really looking forward to exploring this beautiful country especially Alaska next year!

Thanks so much. We are really excited about getting out and exploring. I’m sure you guys had some amazing experiences over that 5 years and it sounds like with a 2k mile trip, you still are. All the best in your future travels.

Appreciate that. We are very excited about our upcoming adventures. Will do a detailed walk around when we get the new runaway, hopefully late October to early November.

We did look at hikers and think they are a great camper. I understand what you’re saying about the wood interior, we have friends that have the older wood runaway models and prefer the look of the wood. I liked the idea of an all composite build and the main factor was the runaway factory is 2 hours from our place in Florida vs hiker being in Indiana. We have enjoyed our Runaway and had no issues so that’s why we decided to stick with the brand. Both are great little campers though for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.

It really does a great job for this size camper. We can’t wait for our future adventures either. So excited about Alaska.

@@Alisix8nine Appreciate it.

We are pretty excited to say the least.

Well we will have time to work on more now for sure.

We have been really pleased with everything added so far.

It has been great. Wish we had installed that and the 12 volt power sooner.