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 Probably doesn't count as a camper but its got wheels! :<: Giving it a test run as I type this, then tomorrow I hike 5 miles in with my other tent and way more booze than I can drink. Didn't know if I'd get a chance to use it but I found an old logging road I could drive in on and found a clearing. No idea if I'm allowed to be here but I'm gonna take the chance. I am at peace.
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The above tent is specifically designed to put in the bed of your truck. It worked out great and seems to be of good quality, the only complaint that I have is that the rain fly doesn't keep rain from getting into the bed like other truck tents that I have seen, so if your bed lacks drain holes like mine, the tent becomes a waterbed in a storm if you aren't on an incline. I recommend a good quality sleeping pad though so you don't feel the ridges of your bed or bedliner.
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Jul 21, 2014 03:30
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Sandbagger SA posted:I'm trying to think of ways to seal my jalousie windows when I'm not using them. Do you guys have any ideas? How often will you need to open them? This stuff is great for sealing things up for the off-season or so, but isn't the right route to go if you are just sealing them up in between trips.
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Sandbagger SA posted:
I would love to have one of these to fart around in, but I doubt I would fit very well inside.
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Aug 4, 2015 22:56
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Sandbagger SA posted:It's definitely not very large but it's surprisingly roomy if you're not I'm 6' 6" tall, that bed looks cramped.
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