Truck Camping Photo Thread

Ahha man, the only times I've ever been winded out while amount were at afton!

 

To me, that looks like a Camp-Inn Raindrop.

SB

 

Tested out my new trailer this weekend before next month's trip to Overland Expo
City of Rocks State Park & Gila NM

 

The poster above is correct: Camp-Inn Raindrop. Teardroppers are a like-minded bunch.

 

Camping. Nevada Style...

 

Took the trailer out for the first time with the '16 Tacoma.

 

And?.... How'd it pull? Impressions, MPG, RPM's? Consider posting here too. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/gen-3-towing-thread.413026/

 

Honestly, I was a little worried prior to pulling it. But I thought that it towed the trailer very similar to my '14 Tacoma. Stuck it into S4 with the ETC button engaged. Seemed to have enough power going over the mountain ranges. My trip was pretty hilly, and I averaged 10.8 MPG. RPM's varied a lot since I was going up and down hills. Trailer weigh is 3200 lbs empty, so with everything in there I'd say it would be around 3500 lbs.

 

2016 Desert Safari at Salton Sea, CA

 

North Ga mountains








this is our bugout land/deer camp/shooting property, stuck an old construction trailer on it, wives dont come out here

 

Good looking pictures here. Anybody got any plans for this weekend?

 

Early morning in Humboldt Redwoods.

 

Our first trip out with the new truck and equipment.

 

I love North Georgia area, my father in law lives in Blairsville, we head there a few times a year.

 

Beautiful spot! Where is it?

 

Valley of the caves in Chihuahua, Mexico

 

I always see a lot of good pictures from further our West. There's a few mountains around here, but out West looks amazing sometimes.