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Installed Wolfstorm's front bumper yesterday. Solid bumper with a retro-tube look to match my Paramount Automotive rock sliders. Mounting the winch next. Update: getting there... hoping to finish winch install today (2/3/24). Gotta rig up some sort of relay management platform under the hood...

Got these on my wish list. Nice to see some here are using them already. Looks great. Perfect placement.

Bought it anyway ??. I'll provide details on the fit & finish once it's installed.

Oh that's not my setup (yet), or my doggo, lol. It's some bass fisherman's I found on YouTube who camps outta his shortbed tacoma. I just needed some inspiration—so I'mma use his design to build my own identical shortbed setup.

I strung up a hammock for myself that worked... alright ??? My son even had enough room to sleep on the folded down rear seats.

I have the fiberglass ARE Classic HD with the outdoorsman windows—but I also think this cap only looks good when color matched to the rest of the body (incl. the roof). The outdoorsman windows are vented, which will make going from a rooftop tent to a truck-bed setup a little more comfortable...

Does anyone have this (super affordable) extendable steel bumper? I love the tubular design, and how it extends for extra highway protection, but goes stubby for the trails. Bonus points for an (albeit high) winch mount. Manufacturer is WolfX(?): https://a.co/d/goR68Jl Does anyone else run...

So rad. I love this community. Thanks for saving me the guesswork and extra home Depot trips!

Thanks for the writeups, y'all! Gonna try it myself in the new year with: - Harbor Freight's Apex Badland ZXR 9500 that was on sale last week. - LoD's JWP0701 Winch Plate from Quadratec. - A generic fairlead mount from Harbor Freight. Happy to be finally doing this! I've been holding onto a...

Added stickers of all the national forests we've hit along the years. Can't see out that window anyway while driving ?? Stickers courtesy of Tred Cred.

Here's my build sheet. In retrospect, I wouldn't have included the vented window. At the time I had grand plans for dual camping in the RTT and under the cap. In reality, we use the bed exclusively for overlanding storage—so there's no room for sleeping back there ??

Yep. Got it about a year ago. Best addition to the truck.

Second annual overlanding trip from Northern Indiana to the Outer Banks! Stopped over in the Wayne (night 1 pic 1) and George Washington & Jefferson national forests (nights/pics 2 and 3). Night 3 was supposed to be at First Landing State Park, but Ophelia shut the park down. This year's...

Gypsy wagon will make an amazing name for someone's Jeep

Sure thing! It'll be a while, though. My oldest son and I are on an eastbound overlanding trip for the next 2 weeks. In the meantime, here's a cot that could be what you're looking for. This was my backup plan to my backup plan. https://a.co/d/atxguhG. I've seen it on sale for ~$75, FWIW

5'8" when the barometric pressure is low. Not as comfortable as our RTT, but certainly better than sleeping in the driver's seat.

Created a just-in-case, sleep-in-the-cab camping setup. Prototyped with a rope hammock (pic 1), improved it with a polycanvas hammock (pic 2). It'd be a lot more roomy if I actually lost the 50 lbs I've been meaning to ?????

Upgraded my just-in-case, sleep-in-the-cab setup from a rope hammock to a polycanvas hammock. Ended up cutting off the tassels, though it did add a certain hominess to the setup.

After a thunderstorm in the RTT at Naomikong Point (beach pic), I created a just-in-case, sleep-in-the-cab setup for my 5yo and me. He'll sleep in the folded down back seats, and I rigged up a hammock-thing. It's comfortable enough for about 4 hours of sleep ?.