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Its probably noted in an earlier post or thread but what awning is that?

...The owls are not what they seem...

The last that were available in standard shift. I like the 2019-25's but they dont come in standard anymore. Aiming for a nice. Standard shift 2018 in the future

MAG-nificent scenery, sir. Far cry from the 200 foot "heights" of Florida

Personally, speed is not the end all, be all rating for a truck for me...but if it is for you, then yeah, It's niceto know you can get 95% the way there by spending half the $! Neither my Honda Civic Si nor my Nissan 300zx were ever the fastest, most beautiful things on wheels, but there were...

Oh, I dont know...even between the two I would have gotten the brown that you got

Another nice color!

Second that emotion. Seen a bit of moose coming off PEI and headed onrt 16. Rt 2. And 1 back to Maine, whether Calais or Houlton. The extensive fence capture system is a sight to see but still, plenty get through

Fire GOOD! Cute pooch and looks like you have a fun set up with the awning and rooftop. First time I took Scout the Thunder-Beagle camping, he would not sleep in his bed for months after we got home. He INSISTED on me putting the sleeping bag on the floor so he could Nestle inside to sleep...

Very beautiful pictures! Really nice! This week should be even better subkect matter coming out of the east and north east

Right. I mean, look what happened to the Pathfinder...

Wish they still made these

Not sure I'm missing the point. I am speaking directly to the quesions and points in posts 1 and 6. Directly. ...and, I agree you should be able to take it in your newer truck. Done? Ok. Done.

Agreed, your truck can take it, becauseits extra kick-a s s. But I fail to see how any 250 can not take it.

Gorgeous. Reminds me of the Northumberland Straight

How is the older F 250 incapable of handling the 1330 (lbs?) of payload, exactly? If it can handle over 3100 lbs, 1300 should be a cake walk. I'm I reading this wrong? So, your old 250 CAN handle it. Just. Your newer 150 has special features that allow it to do so. If the trailer is 1300lbs...

Newer trucks are made with stronger steel. Sure. Your newer F150 could very well have a higher capacity than the older 250. It will tell you in the door frame or as you said. You looked it up by VIN. Not to mention hp coming into play. He e l l, my 06 Honda Civic Si 4 cylinder had ALMOST as...

Look. It all comes down to numbers. How much does the Camper weigh empty? How much weight in gear, food and water will you be carrying? Add that all up. Normally an F150 has the capacity between 1500 and 2200lbs. Your 2016 Ford F150 would appear to be outfitted with a 5.0 liter v8 or the...

And that dashboard with that one, long, continuous "vent" clear across the top edge, right

Hope you had a happy Independence Day as well, Ronnie