And you thought your rig was sweet. This International 4x4 dually started as a bucket truck, paired with an ’85 camper. That color combo is now my goal. Alaskan Campers, bring back the vintage look!
My roommate could no longer pay rent, so when we were evicted, I had two choices: find another place or move into my truck. I’ve been on the road for two months with little planning. I work remotely full-time from my 850-pound Jayco Sportster
How core are you? A captain let @seatoseachelle load her 1991 F-250 IDI onto his ship in Alaska, saving money and time while allowing repairs during the voyage. It doesn’t get more hardcore than that.
I love this rig by @medicine__wheelz—simple, effective, and built for adventure. A 2013 Tundra with a 2017 “cowboy topper” by @capricamper, offering everything you need without the frills.
@samwhitakery earns respect: rolling in low-key with his beige F-150 and ’90s Okanagan camper, then unleashing a perfectly dialed shred stick to destroy the powder. Father’s Day sale: 20% off the Etsy store.
Let's keep the day going with @shrednecks’ 2022 Nissan Frontier and garage-built camper. They traveled from Washington through Canada to Tuktoyaktuk and Alaska for salmon fishing, herping, and tidepooling. Love the salmon-themed wrap!
A solid Aterratopper build on a 2007 Tundra 4x4: a mobile playroom, naproom, changing station and camper ready for powder days and dirt trails. Featuring solar, lithium power, a fridge, heater and custom dinette.
Dudeeeeeee, this is sweet! Parker Hopkins sent us photos of “the little four-banger that could. ” This 2006 manual 4x4 Tacoma has taken me dirt biking and fishing all over Idaho. Mostly weekend trips, but it’s set up for longer adventures too, with