Now that is High Rent!!!!!!!! Personally, I am very glad to see you step up to something much more comfortable and suitable for what you are doing!. Congratulations!!!!
Awesome new chapter. Things to keep an eye on regularly with a slide in truck camper. The roof. Get up there and look it over at least once a week if you travel around low hanging branches. Carry several tubes of self leveling Dicor and appropriate caulking gun to shore up and rips or tears in the roof before it takes on any rain/snow. Truck tires. Check tire pressures before taking off in the morning (or when the tires are cold). Check them often throughout the week. You don't want a tire to blow with a camper in the back of your truck. Also, keep an eye on the tread wear, and sidewalls for cracking or sun rot. One thing to remember if you do blow a tire, DO NOT slam on the brakes to try to come to a stop real quick. Odds are high the rig will head abruptly in the direction that the flat tire is on. Better option, keep pressure on gas pedal and a firm hold of the steering wheel while you work your way to the side of the road safely. Don't ride your brakes down long hills to maintain a constant speed. You will overheat your brakes (cause them to outgas) and not grab when you need them most. Instead, coast up to your chosen speed (say 55mph), stab the brakes like you mean it and get your speed down farely quickly to (45mph), coast back up to (55mph). This will put less heat into your brakes, and give them plenty of time to cool between use. Don't be concerned with the A-holes behind you that are in a sports car and don't understand the amount of weight you are in control of. Let them pass when available, and just wave as they go by. Most everything else regarding owning/driving a truck with a slide in camper is just normal maintenance routine.
Love your truck can't wait to see the camper. When we got married 1973 our neighbor had a 3/4 ton Ford and a truck camper. I loved that thing and wanted one! 2023 we will be married 50 years and over the years we've had two popup campers, three travel trailer and a motorhome, currently we don't have a RV. We retired in 2021and I still would like to have a truck camper. But for us it will have to remain a dream. I can't wait to watch your guys travels. i'm so glad you guys got this rig. I think you'll really enjoy it. I also live in Arkansas and have watched your channel for a long time. Keep the videos coming and enjoy!
You mentioned that you would be putting your kayaks on top of the camper make sure you know the height of your rig with them up there you need to know this for overpasses you will go under while traveling (VERY IMPORTANT).
Omg.... your the only other person I know that loves to clean besides myself....so glad I found a like minded girl....so happy for yall getting a camper.... yayy! Exciting....
How exciting! It's gorgeous! You both are going to love it! No more setting up camp in the rain with your tent! Yea! Plus, your camper will be warmer. You may even want to get a Mr. Buddy propane heater. AWESOME camper!!! Love it!!! Congratulations! I can't wait to see the inside of the unit.
@Crabbing, Clamming & Boat Camping Thule, Yakima and Kuat didn’t get the message that the billion dollar automotive storage system industry is disrupted by theft. Where are the kayaks going? I realize we live in a lock it and pray world. Disassembled bikes is the back seat isn’t my choice for transport. I bet this evolves to a rack on front , back or roof like 99% of users.
Congratulations on the new camper. Great job on the build of the platform replacing the back seats for storage. You had some great help with both your Dad's pitching in on the process. We look forward to seeing the inside on the next installment.
That had to have been soooo exciting! New truck and new camper! I can see where tent camping full time was a challenge with all of the setting up and tearing down all the time. The camper will be a game changer, which I'm sure you enjoy now.
Ok that seals it ... I've seen others with their back seats removed and I've been toying with the idea for my own .... I really love the idea of having so much extra storage space and it's not like I have that many passengers with me anyways.
congrats on the new rig and exciting times. I notice you did not have a mat on the floor board of the truck bed. Most truck campers warranties are void if you dont have a mat under them. Id check the owners manual. and if required,, tractor supply has horse stall mats we all use in this hobby, saving a few bucks.. Dealers are ok with the this over there brand. it prevents slippage and gives it a flat surface and cushion to rest on. Might want to check the manuals to protect your new investment. . Safe travels guys.
I will be Mr. Negative and say you should have gone with a 16-18ft TT, the cover that goes over the back of the truck bed, much more room. Plenty of storage for 2 bikes and kayaks. You would have zero issues pulling that and could cruise the town if needed. Anyway congrats on the truck camper
A word of advice. Watch out for pieces metal in parking lots as they can catch your jacks and rip the back of your camper off. 😂 BTW, completely impressed at how you guys DIY fixed that. When your camera came around showed the damage i nearly shyt myself. I was like omg that thing is totaled. Then what, 2 or 3 days later you're truckin' again. Impressive.
Yay. If you're ever coming thru central Missouri. Stay at Cooper's Landing alongside the Missouri river south of Columbia. Live music a couple nights a week. Great crowd. Took our grandson over Labor day weekend. He loved tent camping.
I love your dome life journey! You’re evolving and I’m so happy for you! Y’all were making me tired. Thank you for being so honest and taking us along to watch the evolution. This is dome life! I’m gonna have to paint you guys some dome life kindness rocks and spread them around Arkansas. Lol! From one Arkansan RUclipsr to another… you guys are rockin’ it! Keep it up! I’m proud for y’all.
Congrats Cody and Kellie! Y'all are looking quite rested and ready to try out the new 'home'! Hope u will still be able to go as remotely as u like to go! It will be so different! In a good way, of course! Safe travels till next time🌞✌
Good to see all the positive comments.... but maybe a cautionary note might be appropriate: I carry a Trek bike on a swing-a-way carrier on the back of my Silverado, which I tow behind my Class A RV. As an 84 y/o pedal biker, did my 4 miles today: I cannot imagine carrying 2 bikes in bags inside my truck and assembling them each time I wanted to ride. Yes, my bike is out in all weather, but I keep my seat post in the truck. I spray my chain, etc. He said even the pedals and front fork were off the frame! There HAD to be a better way. Even a bike rack on the front of the truck! I wager that the bikes are not kept in those bags very long. Just saying.
@@CodyandKellie Thank you. I have carried my bike on my Silverado for at least 75,000 miles of my rv driving --- no evidence of theft.... locked on the hitch and additional straps, and no seat.... hope you enjoy your new setup.
So wonderful to see this new Home on wheels. What an upgrade for both. Can't wait to see what new adventures you both have in store. Congratulations 🎊 👏 🥰
omg I love it! Your fathers are AWESOME! The platform looks super nice! I was trying to tell my hubby your names and when it came to Kellie I was like umm Angell Princess had a brain fart and forgot her name was Kellie until I heard Cody say it! Thank you for Sharing the Reals of your adventure. I will See You on the flip side! Blessed Be
Congratulations on converting and modifying the truck! Nice Mcguyver job you guys. You Cody and your dad did a great job! And Kelly, if I ever need my car or suv detailed I'm calling you girl! Y'all should really enjoy your new home on the road. It looks really Boss y'all!! 👍👍👍💯
this is just awesome!! I can't wait to see where your truck camper will take you both!!! clearly this is a wise choice, that 3500 4x4 will get you in and out of some tremendous remote spots!!! I'm very happy for you both. enjoy yourselves, that first brewed cup of coffee with a awesome sunrise you better share with all of us!!! we'll all be waiting to see the the beautiful landscape backgrounds!!! enjoy!! Toledo 💙
I know that place. Bankston RV. We picked up our Lance 1995 from there. Same bay as where your Palomino was delivered. Nice touch with the red carpet and congratulations sign. I hope you enjoyed the experience.
I cant wait to see it. I knew in my gut we wouldn't see it today. Lol But....I admire the RUclips skills. I'm also so happy you are growing as a channel. I love you guys! Good stuff!!
So freaking excited and happy for you guys!! Just got home from a five day family camping trip and I saw a couple truck campers at the campground and thought of you guys! One was a beautiful Palomino with a pop up top!! So cool! What a cliff hanger...can't wait to see the inside!! WOO-HOO!!! -Hedy
ELECTRICAL TIPS, MUST HAVES NICE looking rig, its gonna be fun, congratulations. FYI from an Electrical Engineer and 50 year RV owner, it's my opinion you could really really benefit from and enjoy: 1) A DC to DC Charger so when driving your trucks alternator can PROPERLY charge your Lithium batteries yet not over tax it. It's an easy peasey wiring job between your engine battery and house batteries....I used a Renogy available on A ZON... Renogy 12V 40A DC to DC On-Board Battery Charger for Flooded, Gel, AGM, and Lithium, Using Multi-Stage Charging in RVs, Commercial Vehicles, Boats, Yachts, 40A 2) A Shunt based Battery Monitor. I used a Renogy 500 Amp available on A ZON... Renogy 500A Battery Monitor with Shunt, High and Low Voltage Programmable Alarm, Voltage Range 10V-120V and up to 500A, 20ft Shielded Cable, Compatible with 12V Lithium Sealed, Gel, Flooded Batteries : Industrial & Scientific NOTES: If your existing Charger is suitable for or has settings for charging Lithium fine, however, if not, I recommend a new Smart Regulated Charger suitable for Lithium batteries. I have the same Renogy Pure Sine Wave Inverter it works perfect for my microwave or Insta Pot or hair dryer etc. If roof space allows?? if you added one or two 300 Watt Solar Panels WOW perhaps no need to drag out any of those portable panels ?? Feel free to give me a shout regarding any electrical questions John T BSEE,JD in Indiana
Omg!! I can't wait to see your new home. Congratulations you too deserve it. I don't know how all slept in the tent this long. So happy for you too. God bless you too and your new home.❤️❤️
Looking forward for tonight , your both just grinning ear to ear so I'm guessing everything is the best it could be. I was wondering will you still get to boondock in the unforgiving places you like to camp
Love you guys but I'll admitt I'm a bit worried about the new setup. Slide in campers are so tall making it harder to boondock in certain locations. The new height might not be an issue because y'all rarely boondock anymore. Those bike shipping bags seem like a major PITA. Did you explore a sliding bike rack? Maybe it could pivot down to help load the bikes in the backseat? You know, with less breakdown and reassembling of the bikes. I'm a fan but miss the boondocking adventures. I'm hanging in there 'cause I know y'all will make fun videos. Let what I think of as "Phase 3" begin.
Thank you for watching for awhile and hanging in there. We are not sure how this will turn out. We hope this camper gives us the opportunity to boondocks more. Our biggest issues has been trying to follow the weather. Most of the amazing camping we have been to we should still be able to get to. There are a few places will not be able to get to anymore. On the bike bags, we wanted to store more in that area and protect both the bikes and the rest of the stuff we place around the bikes from one another, and the bikes would not fit with the rear tire on even if you took off the front tires.
Be careful setting it up them things can flip over Cody the wind flip my dad over at the campground once. Have you ever ride the 80s old bike with the crazy handlebars on it I don't think they make them anymore.
A cliff hanger! We have to wait to see the inside. Your truck camper is much fancier than ours. I like the platform in your back seat. Maybe we will do that. But you won't be able to use your bsck window I guess. Just side mirrors. I can see through our camper a bit to cars behind.
Or might buy a used sail boat 😂 Kellie found an 1980’s model in Pensacola Florida completely rebuild for only $20k. Well… I want to do that not so much Kellie. 😂
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Now that is High Rent!!!!!!!! Personally, I am very glad to see you step up to something much more comfortable and suitable for what you are doing!. Congratulations!!!!
Awesome new chapter. Things to keep an eye on regularly with a slide in truck camper.
The roof. Get up there and look it over at least once a week if you travel around low hanging branches. Carry several tubes of self leveling Dicor and appropriate caulking gun to shore up and rips or tears in the roof before it takes on any rain/snow.
Truck tires. Check tire pressures before taking off in the morning (or when the tires are cold). Check them often throughout the week. You don't want a tire to blow with a camper in the back of your truck. Also, keep an eye on the tread wear, and sidewalls for cracking or sun rot. One thing to remember if you do blow a tire, DO NOT slam on the brakes to try to come to a stop real quick. Odds are high the rig will head abruptly in the direction that the flat tire is on. Better option, keep pressure on gas pedal and a firm hold of the steering wheel while you work your way to the side of the road safely.
Don't ride your brakes down long hills to maintain a constant speed. You will overheat your brakes (cause them to outgas) and not grab when you need them most. Instead, coast up to your chosen speed (say 55mph), stab the brakes like you mean it and get your speed down farely quickly to (45mph), coast back up to (55mph). This will put less heat into your brakes, and give them plenty of time to cool between use. Don't be concerned with the A-holes behind you that are in a sports car and don't understand the amount of weight you are in control of. Let them pass when available, and just wave as they go by.
Most everything else regarding owning/driving a truck with a slide in camper is just normal maintenance routine.
Looking forward to seeing your new setup! Can hardly wait - looks "uptown-high-rent!"
Awe Kellie the look on your face when you said look how beautiful it is was priceless. So happy for both of you.
Glad to see the smiles on your faces and hear the excitement in your voices. Looking forward to your next chapter. Congratulations on the new rig!
You know, I am doing the happy dance for you. So proud of you both, (( hugs )) Grandma Vicki
That platform is fantastic. You have some talented parents!
Congratulations! And thank you for taking us all on your amazing adventures!
Love your truck can't wait to see the camper. When we got married 1973 our neighbor had a 3/4 ton Ford and a truck camper. I loved that thing and wanted one! 2023 we will be married 50 years and over the years we've had two popup campers, three travel trailer and a motorhome, currently we don't have a RV. We retired in 2021and I still would like to have a truck camper. But for us it will have to remain a dream. I can't wait to watch your guys travels. i'm so glad you guys got this rig. I think you'll really enjoy it. I also live in Arkansas and have watched your channel for a long time. Keep the videos coming and enjoy!
Awesome!!! Congratulations Kelli & Cody!! Next journey of adventures about to begin. God's blessings to you!
Love your new camper. We are also truck camper people! You will love it!!!
Greetings from England, your new home is so gorgeous,I am so happy for you it brought tears to my eyes!
You mentioned that you would be putting your kayaks on top of the camper make sure you know the height of your rig with them up there you need to know this for overpasses you will go under while traveling (VERY IMPORTANT).
We agree. We messed and it will be under 11ft
Omg.... your the only other person I know that loves to clean besides myself....so glad I found a like minded girl....so happy for yall getting a camper.... yayy! Exciting....
Love the truck camper! You are going to love the comfort over a tent.
How exciting! It's gorgeous! You both are going to love it! No more setting up camp in the rain with your tent! Yea! Plus, your camper will be warmer. You may even want to get a Mr. Buddy propane heater. AWESOME camper!!! Love it!!! Congratulations! I can't wait to see the inside of the unit.
How about a hitch extension with a swing away bike rack?
@Crabbing, Clamming & Boat Camping Thule, Yakima and Kuat didn’t get the message that the billion dollar automotive storage system industry is disrupted by theft. Where are the kayaks going?
I realize we live in a lock it and pray world. Disassembled bikes is the back seat isn’t my choice for transport. I bet this evolves to a rack on front , back or roof like 99% of users.
Like your new setup, truck campers are just plain fun, God bless y'all.
Congratulations on the new camper. Great job on the build of the platform replacing the back seats for storage. You had some great help with both your Dad's pitching in on the process. We look forward to seeing the inside on the next installment.
That had to have been soooo exciting! New truck and new camper! I can see where tent camping full time was a challenge with all of the setting up and tearing down all the time. The camper will be a game changer, which I'm sure you enjoy now.
Always take pictures with your cell phone so you have it years from now to put it back together. Pictures of saved my butt watch sometimes.
Ok that seals it ... I've seen others with their back seats removed and I've been toying with the idea for my own .... I really love the idea of having so much extra storage space and it's not like I have that many passengers with me anyways.
congrats on the new rig and exciting times. I notice you did not have a mat on the floor board of the truck bed. Most truck campers warranties are void if you dont have a mat under them. Id check the owners manual. and if required,, tractor supply has horse stall mats we all use in this hobby, saving a few bucks.. Dealers are ok with the this over there brand. it prevents slippage and gives it a flat surface and cushion to rest on. Might want to check the manuals to protect your new investment.
. Safe travels guys.
I will be Mr. Negative and say you should have gone with a 16-18ft TT, the cover that goes over the back of the truck bed, much more room. Plenty of storage for 2 bikes and kayaks. You would have zero issues pulling that and could cruise the town if needed. Anyway congrats on the truck camper
Its always good to have an extra helping hands ✋️ 😊
A word of advice. Watch out for pieces metal in parking lots as they can catch your jacks and rip the back of your camper off. 😂 BTW, completely impressed at how you guys DIY fixed that. When your camera came around showed the damage i nearly shyt myself. I was like omg that thing is totaled. Then what, 2 or 3 days later you're truckin' again. Impressive.
Yay. If you're ever coming thru central Missouri. Stay at Cooper's Landing alongside the Missouri river south of Columbia. Live music a couple nights a week. Great crowd. Took our grandson over Labor day weekend. He loved tent camping.
Not Dome life maybe rectangular life?
Enjoyed watching your driving sequences - sort of 'road movie' stuff. Love seeing towns, countryside in the US (I'm from the UK).
I love your dome life journey! You’re evolving and I’m so happy for you! Y’all were making me tired. Thank you for being so honest and taking us along to watch the evolution. This is dome life! I’m gonna have to paint you guys some dome life kindness rocks and spread them around Arkansas. Lol! From one Arkansan RUclipsr to another… you guys are rockin’ it! Keep it up! I’m proud for y’all.
... and so the next chapter begins. How exciting! Can't wait for the tour. She sure looks tall! Good luck!
Loving the upgrade! No longer needing extra license plates or tires.so much simpler.anxious to see how this works for you.
Our thoughts as well
Congrats Cody and Kellie! Y'all are looking quite rested and ready to try out the new 'home'! Hope u will still be able to go as remotely as u like to go! It will be so different! In a good way, of course! Safe travels till next time🌞✌
I'm so excited for y'all. I've been living and traveling in my truck camper since the end of May and I love it. I'm sure you're gonna love it too.
Make sure your charger is for lithium batteries. Watch Will Prowse on RUclips for all things Solar, 12 volt, batteries etc......
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Oh man! Cliffhanger!
Your pops quoting Office Space! Love it!!
Omg!! The cliffhangers!! They're killing me. Lol. Great set up you two. Can't wait for the next video.
I love how smart the dad is.
Aren't all Dads real smart?
I’ve shopped at that Home Depot many times when I lived in Longview! Great little town.
Good to see all the positive comments.... but maybe a cautionary note might be appropriate: I carry a Trek bike on a swing-a-way carrier on the back of my Silverado, which I tow behind my Class A RV.
As an 84 y/o pedal biker, did my 4 miles today: I cannot imagine carrying 2 bikes in bags inside my truck and assembling them each time I wanted to ride.
Yes, my bike is out in all weather, but I keep my seat post in the truck. I spray my chain, etc. He said even the pedals and front fork were off the frame!
There HAD to be a better way. Even a bike rack on the front of the truck!
I wager that the bikes are not kept in those bags very long. Just saying.
It is a extra level of security to keep out of the sight of bike thefts, and reduces the length of the overall truck
@@CodyandKellie Thank you. I have carried my bike on my Silverado for at least 75,000 miles of my rv driving --- no evidence of theft.... locked on the hitch and additional straps, and no seat.... hope you enjoy your new setup.
So wonderful to see this new Home on wheels. What an upgrade for both. Can't wait to see what new adventures you both have in store. Congratulations 🎊 👏 🥰
Watch out for low clearance drive throughs. That’s tall. Your going to love it.
Just catching your video.
A piece of pool noodle between the brake lever and the handlebar grip will keep the lever from accidentally being squeezed.
omg I love it! Your fathers are AWESOME! The platform looks super nice! I was trying to tell my hubby your names and when it came to Kellie I was like umm Angell Princess had a brain fart and forgot her name was Kellie until I heard Cody say it! Thank you for Sharing the Reals of your adventure. I will See You on the flip side! Blessed Be
😂
Good 'Office Space' reference
Congratulations on converting and modifying the truck! Nice Mcguyver job you guys. You Cody and your dad did a great job! And Kelly, if I ever need my car or suv detailed I'm calling you girl! Y'all should really enjoy your new home on the road. It looks really Boss y'all!! 👍👍👍💯
Uptown,High rent and then some ! Congratulations
this is just awesome!! I can't wait to see where your truck camper will take you both!!! clearly this is a wise choice, that 3500 4x4 will get you in and out of some tremendous remote spots!!! I'm very happy for you both. enjoy yourselves, that first brewed cup of coffee with a awesome sunrise you better share with all of us!!! we'll all be waiting to see the the beautiful landscape backgrounds!!! enjoy!! Toledo 💙
I’m loving this !! I can’t wait to see the inside & then watch your next adventures.
Kelli , no more cold toes at night , woo hoo 💛
I know that place. Bankston RV. We picked up our Lance 1995 from there. Same bay as where your Palomino was delivered. Nice touch with the red carpet and congratulations sign. I hope you enjoyed the experience.
Camper looks really nice! Can’t wait to see the inside! Congratulations!
I cant wait to see it. I knew in my gut we wouldn't see it today. Lol
But....I admire the RUclips skills. I'm also so happy you are growing as a channel. I love you guys! Good stuff!!
So exciting!! And yes, that thing is an awesome looking rig!!! Congratulations, so happy for y'all.
Happy for you! You’ll be so comfortable now!
WOW LOVE IT, THE NEW CAMPER LOOKS GREAT 👍
Congratulations!! Enjoy!! Can't wait to see your adventures!!
How cool is that camper!! I'm so excited for ya'll! I can't wait for ya'll to get her out on the road.
Uptown High Rent ! Looks great 🎉congrats🎉
So freaking excited and happy for you guys!! Just got home from a five day family camping trip and I saw a couple truck campers at the campground and thought of you guys! One was a beautiful Palomino with a pop up top!! So cool! What a cliff hanger...can't wait to see the inside!! WOO-HOO!!! -Hedy
CONGRATULATIONS, HOW AWESOME, CAN NOT WAIT TO SEE INSIDE... WOW
Nice! Scotch gard the carpet, Easier to clean.
So excited, for you both. Looks Stunning. That smile says it all . 🌞
So excited for your new adventures! Thanks for taking us along!
ELECTRICAL TIPS, MUST HAVES
NICE looking rig, its gonna be fun, congratulations. FYI from an Electrical Engineer and 50 year RV owner, it's my opinion you could really really benefit from and enjoy:
1) A DC to DC Charger so when driving your trucks alternator can PROPERLY charge your Lithium batteries yet not over tax it. It's an easy peasey wiring job between your engine battery and house batteries....I used a Renogy available on A ZON... Renogy 12V 40A DC to DC On-Board Battery Charger for Flooded, Gel, AGM, and Lithium, Using Multi-Stage Charging in RVs, Commercial Vehicles, Boats, Yachts, 40A
2) A Shunt based Battery Monitor. I used a Renogy 500 Amp available on A ZON... Renogy 500A Battery Monitor with Shunt, High and Low Voltage Programmable Alarm, Voltage Range 10V-120V and up to 500A, 20ft Shielded Cable, Compatible with 12V Lithium Sealed, Gel, Flooded Batteries : Industrial & Scientific
NOTES: If your existing Charger is suitable for or has settings for charging Lithium fine, however, if not, I recommend a new Smart Regulated Charger suitable for Lithium batteries. I have the same Renogy Pure Sine Wave Inverter it works perfect for my microwave or Insta Pot or hair dryer etc. If roof space allows?? if you added one or two 300 Watt Solar Panels WOW perhaps no need to drag out any of those portable panels ??
Feel free to give me a shout regarding any electrical questions
John T BSEE,JD in Indiana
Omg!! I can't wait to see your new home. Congratulations you too deserve it. I don't know how all slept in the tent this long. So happy for you too. God bless you too and your new home.❤️❤️
Looking forward for tonight , your both just grinning ear to ear so I'm guessing everything is the best it could be. I was wondering will you still get to boondock in the unforgiving places you like to camp
The suspense is killing me to see the inside! Congratulations!
Wow, looks really exciting! Looking forward to future videos in your new camper!
Your rig is beautiful 😍 I am so happy for y’all ❤
Love you guys but I'll admitt I'm a bit worried about the new setup. Slide in campers are so tall making it harder to boondock in certain locations. The new height might not be an issue because y'all rarely boondock anymore. Those bike shipping bags seem like a major PITA. Did you explore a sliding bike rack? Maybe it could pivot down to help load the bikes in the backseat? You know, with less breakdown and reassembling of the bikes. I'm a fan but miss the boondocking adventures. I'm hanging in there 'cause I know y'all will make fun videos. Let what I think of as "Phase 3" begin.
Thank you for watching for awhile and hanging in there. We are not sure how this will turn out. We hope this camper gives us the opportunity to boondocks more. Our biggest issues has been trying to follow the weather. Most of the amazing camping we have been to we should still be able to get to. There are a few places will not be able to get to anymore. On the bike bags, we wanted to store more in that area and protect both the bikes and the rest of the stuff we place around the bikes from one another, and the bikes would not fit with the rear tire on even if you took off the front tires.
Looks so awesome! Can’t wait to see y’all’s new adventures in it. Wishing y’all many many happy and worry free memories with the new transition.
The truck looks great. Super jealous
This is so exciting! Congratulations to you!!!
Awesome! So exciting and can't wait to see the inside!
So happy for you both! Can’t wait to see the inside!
Be careful setting it up them things can flip over Cody the wind flip my dad over at the campground once. Have you ever ride the 80s old bike with the crazy handlebars on it I don't think they make them anymore.
Camper looks awesome. Can't wait to see the inside. Great Purchase on both items.
You look so happy. Would love to see you guys.
Congratulations! It's beautiful! Can't wait to see the inside! Aaaaaand have our first dinner with you! Yaaaay!!!
Beautiful! Congratulations!
Learned about Dakine on kauai, Hawaii. Meaning “very good” the real deal or exceptional…can’t go wrong with that brand!
Congrats, you two!! Awesome news. Hope you enjoy. 🤗
A cliff hanger! We have to wait to see the inside. Your truck camper is much fancier than ours. I like the platform in your back seat. Maybe we will do that. But you won't be able to use your bsck window I guess. Just side mirrors. I can see through our camper a bit to cars behind.
Beautiful rug👍
All the blessings to you both.
you both have the nicest families. Not everyone has that, believe or not. lol
Wow! So awesome! That custom bench in the truck is great!
Saddle up the Palamino!!! Can't wait to see the video.
Congratulations! That’s a beautiful camper!!!
Soooo Excited for you both!!!!!Congrats!!!
I would recommend a rear sway bar if it does not have one. Hellwig is a good brand.
Glad you guys got your new camper part.
Congratulations! Can’t wait to see it.
Congratulations on the new camper. You will love it and it will make your life’s adventures just a little easier.
Cool...... Now after a few years in that, ya'll can build a cargo trailer camper............
Or might buy a used sail boat 😂 Kellie found an 1980’s model in Pensacola Florida completely rebuild for only $20k. Well… I want to do that not so much Kellie. 😂
What an exciting day! Bye Nobo. I'm a little sad to see it go. Congratulations on the new camper!
Looks like a beauty . So happy for you . 💓
I favor DeWalt inverters
Very nice setup. Wife and I are looking at Ram Power Wagon and camper. Love the look of your very nice matchup.