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I’m on 35’s with the Clayton HD Overlanding 2 1/2” lift no real issues have scrap a few times otherwise all good.

I too camped there last year

I like both

Yes it is I made 2 of them one for each side, I really have nt had much use from them but I like the look and thought it would be practical to have

My Gladiator is a dedicated overlanding vehicle and I went with the Alucab Canopy Camper and I love every aspect of it, I camp alone and it checked all the boxes for me

The Gladiator version is the Alucab Canopy Camper and I love it

I was actually planning on a custom aluminum fuel tank to fit in there

Got a question, how is everyone doing with insurance for the ACCC? My insurance is more for the camper than the Gladiator!

Here is mine

Dan how about 4 hydraulic or electrically operated rams to raise the top and a giant rubber band around the canvas to suck it in as the top is lowered, something like I have on my Alucab Canopy Camper?

Congratulations on living the dream, stay safe and have a good time . Just Enjoy Every Place

Mike I drilled the bumper then attached another steel plate then attached the swing away arms and bolted it all together. Did have some sway when opened so I welded some plates on the end of the bumpers see attached photo and I also made a latch that’s bolted to the door and comes down to grab...

I also made a latch on the door to keep it mounted solid to the door

I welded it to the stock bumper

I agree 100%, a little too $$ so I built my own

I’ve spent 90 consecutive nights in my ACCC had no issues, I also built a custom wind deflector that eliminated 90-95% of wind turbulence my mpg average is 15.6 with 35” tires and my weight is 7,000 lbs, for organizing I have custom aluminum drawer system

On my 3 month trip I have a 3 drawer dresser plastic from Walmart on the back seat and every night take out the clean clothes for the next day and the dirty goes into a small backpack and once I week I’d stop at a laundry mat to do laundry and shower, by time time the wash is done so is my...

My Alucab Canopy Camper came it at exactly 600lbs before I added anything else. I wish they had a real door as opposed to the tail gate

Like I always say if it’s not red it’s not a real Jeep

Looks great love the red plaid