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I guess it would be my vehicle... To get me to the camp site to begin with. :-)

1998 4Runner SR5 On the "trails" about twice a month. More if possible. Primarily going to the Big Bend region of West Texas. Hot, arid and dry conditions. A lot of dirt roads. Some rocks. Not doing it rock crawling. Putting about 1,000 miles a month on the rig, about 95% of which are on...

Sounds like the way I should (and will) go.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas and congrats on the new Rubi. Looking forward to pics of the rig.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Nice looking rig. Here's to another 183K miles of adventures.

Good idea and one I hadn’t thought of. Thank you for sharing.

Really nice looking rig! GLWTS.

Are you wanting to swap out to aftermarket seats or to a different make/model/year seat out of something else?

Anyone have a recommendation for a low draw, USB powered tent fan to keep the air circulating inside a tent? I've gone through a couple of the small, USB powered desk fans and thought I'd see if there was something else out there that anyone had found success with.

Nothing wrong with going out on adventures... often! ;-)

Not mine, but I chuckle every time I see it.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Looking forward to pics of your Taco and the trailer as you build it out.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Congrats on the Colorado. Sounds like it was a good deal for you.

I have a Gobi Stealth ordered for the 4Runner and am investigating awnings to mount to it. Living out in the arid, relatively tree-less area of West Texas, wind is always a consideration. Those familiar know that it can go from nothing to howling in the blink of an eye. That being the case, I...

I would suggest you consider silnylon. It seems to be a good choice for your application and I know plenty of hammock campers that use it to source their own gear. Here is a example of a place you could source it. https://ripstopbytheroll.com/collections/silnylon Good luck with the project.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Nice looking Frontier. Good luck with the build out.

Hahahaha. Now I am really looking forward to seeing your build out. :-)

Welcome to the forum from West Texas and kudos to you for getting your wife and kiddos out and about with you! There will surely be more knowledgeable people than me who chime it, but I think any vehicle that can get you out for an adventure is an appropriate vehicle. If it works for you (or...

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Nice looking rig you have going there. I look forward to hearing more about it and your YouTube channel. Good luck with both of them!

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. I’ve considered converting a cargo trailer to a camper as well as to a mobile office. Haven’t pulled the trigger yet though. :-) Good luck with your build.