Truck Camping Photo Thread

RTT with RTT light kit mod and Rock lights fabricated and installed by @JeepAndrew Lights light up the campsite really nice. The RTT Light Kit inside the RTT has its own switch and has dim control as well. The exterior RTT Light Kit has its own switch and has dimmer control as well. Both hooked up to (1) 12 Volts adapter plug in the bed of the truck. If you want to see more pics of this set up look here, https://www.tacomaworld.com/media/albums/rtt-light-kit.28311/

 

How did you get that last pic?

 

probably a drone :notsure

 

Our 2008 Tacoma with a one man camper setup, recent trip out west.

 

I like that wrap around shelving. That's also a hell of a lot of Aloe juice...

 

Nice set up! Welcome to TW!

 

Haha, thanks. The container is full of water, not aloe juice

 

Good to know
I don't want to know what that much Aloe juice would be used for.

 

Impressive set-up scott9629. Looks great!

 

Absolutely loving this Pelican case. All our gear is nice and organized and consolidated now..



everything fits in the case..



then the food ActionPacker can go back in once the stove and other gear is setup.. making a nice "Kitchen" that can be closed up and locked quickly and easily..

 

I'm not that brave. I always keep LPG outside the truck on a roof rack or swing out.

 

ehh I'm not worried about it at all. at least this way its out of the elements and protected.

 

My friend brought his DJI Phantom. Here's another picture from 400' above our campsite looking out over north GA. Some of the haze to the right of the picture is the forest fires being fought right now.

 

EXPOTRPR

You should be concerned about the propane tank being in a closed container. Propane tanks are ALWAYS venting and since propane is heavier than air it will settle in the bottom of your container. Please move the tank to someplace where there is good ventilation. Would hat to read of you or your wife (and your truck) being maimed or killed.

John M

 

You need to throw an @ on there like @XPOTRPR

 

well, they aren't ALWAYS venting, however if they are full and get too hot, they can and will vent. transporting them on their side is bad, because if they do vent, they will vent liquid propane, which could freeze the vent valve, causing it to stick open, causing the whole tank to empty itself.

 

At KOH 2016

 

This is what Hell looks like.

 

thanks for the heads-up guys. I'll look into other options, but right now, I'm pretty limited. I plan on picking up an Aluminum 6lb tank. That, I can hopefully mount upright in the bed as it has a smaller footprint.