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Hey all, We are building out a van and must sell my Tundra. I'd love for it to find a new home in the overlanding community where it will be used as intended and not just to look "cool". It is prewired for a slide in camper, we had a Four Wheel Camper Hawk for several years. Here is the...

I know Joshua personally. He’s no troll nor gauging market value. He knows exactly what it’s worth. If he didn’t include that information then it was likely an accident, some of you guys need to calm down

I probably wouldn't. If I have a dedicated camping rig again it will be a van

I set mine at 30 psi 7 months ago and they haven't leaked. Before that I had them at 45 psi when I had a FWC and they never leaked then either.

I have an Aluminess front (and rear) bumper with a Warn 10,000lbs winch and PIAA fogs. Really love it

Looks great! I love our Aluminess bumpers. My bank account hates them. Do you keep your camper on full time?

I love our REI Flex Lite Chairs. Small enough to take with you anywhere

I can't say for a Dodge but on my Tundra, with jack extension plates and swing arms removed it was easy to get the camper off. There are four bolts for the swing arms and with someone holding things for you it is a piece of cake to remove them and to reinstall. I absolutely love my Aluminess...

USAA wouldn't let me insure it through them, they sent me to progressive. Weird that other USAA members were allowed to. I have it insured for what I paid for it so I don't get hosed by depreciation if it gets totaled. www.mulehawk.com

Add me to the list of those who keep their airbags low. I'm at stock height with around 30psi www.mulehawk.com

Welcome to the Tundra/Hawk club! www.mulehawk.com

Get some E rated tires, they make a huge difference www.mulehawk.com

So cute! www.mulehawk.com

We are over 150 now. Aside from a few visits to friends/family we have been in the camper for 6 months. www.mulehawk.com

Congress should be passing legislation to increase NPS funding instead of passing the costs back onto us a second time. I fear with the state of our new government we will end up saying goodbye to public land also. Distressing times ahead for America. www.mulehawk.com

We try to keep them organized but it all ends up a disaster anyway. We also keep moving things around for what works at that time www.mulehawk.com

I love those things. Looks great www.mulehawk.com

Alabama Hills: www.mulehawk.com

Where it's built is inconsequential, how it's designed and engineered is what matters. www.mulehawk.com

That's funny my mechanic friends say the complete opposite. And having abused my Tundra without any problems whatsoever and having had many Big 3 vehicles over the years I will never buy another American vehicle ever again. www.mulehawk.com

You couldn't give me an American truck these days. Well you could, but then I'd sell it for a Tundra. American trucks feel like cheap cardboard boxes on wheels www.mulehawk.com

I called the factory and they said there is nothing they can do to fix the window. www.mulehawk.com

We have REI flexlite table and chairs. Love them! www.mulehawk.com

This may be a replacement for the camper after our year long trip, we will be settling down in a new location with a higher cost of living so we are thinking of selling the camper to pad our savings during the transition. The cap would probably be on all of the time www.mulehawk.com

I'm thinking about selling mine this spring. Not sure yet but it may be available then, we are thinking about downsizing www.mulehawk.com