mud flaps
Here's my truck and camper. Here's my trailer that I will be towing behind my camper. Would you still use one of these or something similar? Or do you think the stuff on my trailer ...
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Definitely things to ponder for sure.
My biggest problem with mud flaps on the truck is appearance. That's what I struggle with, stupid I know.
I like the looks of a regular cab truck, that's what a truck is supposed to look like. :)
I'm sure to some my truck is butt ugly but I like the clean no nonsense look of it. I even pealed the stupid 4X4 stickers off the bed the day I bought it. I don't like stickers. :)
So, back to the drawing board for the "enclosure" for my generator, 30 gallons of extra fresh water, propane and gas cans.
I marvel at how small the tanks are in campers. That to me is the single biggest drawback to a slide-in camper.
Then I'll hit the road and see just how much of the road hits my trailer.
Thanks for all the replies. I do appreciate them.
My biggest problem with mud flaps on the truck is appearance. That's what I struggle with, stupid I know.
I like the looks of a regular cab truck, that's what a truck is supposed to look like. :)
I'm sure to some my truck is butt ugly but I like the clean no nonsense look of it. I even pealed the stupid 4X4 stickers off the bed the day I bought it. I don't like stickers. :)
So, back to the drawing board for the "enclosure" for my generator, 30 gallons of extra fresh water, propane and gas cans.
I marvel at how small the tanks are in campers. That to me is the single biggest drawback to a slide-in camper.
Then I'll hit the road and see just how much of the road hits my trailer.
Thanks for all the replies. I do appreciate them.
