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CPAP, humidifier off, 1st gen Goal Zero 400, DC power cord for the CPAP. Lasts me four nights plus I'm charging two phones off of it. It would only last about a night and a half with the AC power adaptor that came with it. Purchasing the DC adaptor really reduced my stress of going for long...

w017 Cross Country Teardrops Offroad Trailer Price: $15,500 Location: Staunton, VA, USA Description: Great camper that pulls like a dream. Tons of storage and functionality. Garage kept. Some of the pictures have the badging from the original owner which I have since removed. This thing...

Depends on model/transmission. Top ratings are: 1650 payload 7650 towing

My dream vehicle. Biggest decision is whether or not to wait until 2020 for the diesel version.

Honestly, I'm not sure since I bought it used. Looks charcoal to me.

Full thread coming once I get a free weekend to get it out and broken in properly.

Just picked it up a couple of weekends ago. Had a family emergency, so I haven't been able to take it out yet. I'm going to post a proper thread once I do! So far my only mod is to take the previous owner's vinyl off and load my gear in.

My setup from Cross Country Teardrops is so similar. You've given me some great ideas. The extra storage on the rear door is great. No problems getting the door closed?

Yup, it's enormous. I just looked and I can throw my Luggable Loo inside for transport freeing up some space in my bed.

I use a Goal Zero Yeti 400. Get's me about 2.5 nights without the humidifier. Not sure what solution I'll use for longer trips.

I just picked up a Solo Stove bonfire. It's pretty dang big and doesn't collapse. But, it burns super-efficiently so in the morning, there is usually only a tiny pile of ash which I can then spread or throw in in my trash bag.

Light My Fire sporks and my camp knife.

I have a little french press kit that a coffee cup nests inside. Enough room inside that for fresh ground beans for a weekend. It's plenty now that the girlfriend has switched to decaf :blush:

Corned beef hash with eggs over easy and toast for breakfast. Usually, I do them on my camp grill but my skottle just came in so I'm itching to do it up on that. I've tried making little breakfast pies out of them with those cheap camp pie maker things but my results have varied.

Man, I'd love to go but I already have plans for that weekend. I'll definitely keep an eye out for your next trip.

Howdy all! My rig is a 2016 Tacoma TRD Offroad. The only mods so far are a Warrior Product bed rack with a Tepui RTT mounted to it. I've been watching a LOT of the Overland Bound videos on YouTube lately and wanted to become more involved and get more ideas.