Great White Taco build

Negligible

 

Why'd u take skids off?

 

Ordered those lights for you Dave

 

Needed for SC uninstall and trans drain/fill

Thanks. Already way too much. I appreciate it

 

I do what I do

 

You will have regrets. You know that I of all people know this.

 

I still don't know how you deal with moving on from your taco...that's true strength bro.

 

Not a day goes by that i dont miss it. But it needed to be done. One day, ill be back in another truck. But not a 3rd gen taco.

 

Tent is on the way!

 

May I suggest a high quality ground tent, decent sized vestibule, good ground cover footprint, high strength stakes and a full coverage rain/storm fly.

Makes a world of difference when camping and enjoying the great outdoors.

#RTTsuckbigtime

 

You don't have both?

Slacker.

 

Waiting for @fatfurious2 to change his mind on his new one. Should be 4 months or so. Then I’ll buy it.
















Then sell it.

 

This thing looks badass! Except I have no one to help me install it yet

 

@Darkgoatracer?

 

truth half the time tbh. i wouldnt mind going back to a ground tent and just having the extra money.

ground tents can be setup anywhere, but finding flat level ground can suck. putting away a wet tent also sucks. not having to climb all over the truck to put it away or climb up a ladder is nice. standing room can also be nice depending on the tent.

rtt, can be setup where you can park the truck. still sucks putting away wet, albeit a little less. somewhere to store blankets and what not. cant stand. climbing a ladder is annoying.

 

Funny you say that man...I think I have considered trying to get an updated ground tent. Only real cool thing about an RTT is you are elevated above the elements and the random critter you might deal with although unlikely. I think if you have some sort of mattress system then ground tenting is pretty solid. My RTT has been off so long that people got no idea I am an overlander these days.

 

I'm 6'5". I just step into mine



I love my rtt. We use it at least two weekend a month. Basically the only time I use a tent now is if we are hiking into somewhere that my truck can't go, or I know that we need to park on the side of the trail and there's not enough space to open up / privacy can help in some neck of the woods for curious passer-bys

 

The cat rolls too right?

 

I'm on my way

 

eh i wasnt ever worried about critters. main thing for me was ease of use which it definitely has.

also some good things to note about rtt is not having to have another footprint spot for a tent.

for me i think i could probably live without the times i do use it now.