So what did you do to your Truck Camper today?

Just installed the bigwig to my truck along with the 3500 pound super springs ......will be towing a 16' cargo trailer with all my tools , as I am a retired shop teacher and can't give up my shop Yet!

Touched up the T/C inside, fairly clean already...changed the sheets and it is ready for our old friend to stay in next week. A studio apt.
How about that. What would an extra guest bedroom and bathroom cost to add to your house? Not to mention an extra kitchen and living room with a sofa. Cozy, eh.

Replaced the outside cover,that covers the refrige.
did some boony camping 2 weeks ago outside of Desert :SCenter.
checked out what is left of the Patton Camps near Granite mt and Rice.
Anyway ran out of Propane and had to drive 50 miles to get some.While checking Frige I failed to latch it back up and it came off.
hade to go to Bronco dealer to find one.:S

Fostering another Cattle Dog to take up some more space on the floor.

Took it for a drive and had lunch in it. Basically enjoying it!

pulled out and laundered the bedding and towels, washed the carpet runners, swept out all the dirt, 409ed all reachable surfaces to de grime it from last weekends mudfest in preparation for filthing it back up again on this weekends fishing trip

Pulled it out of the storage bay to prep for the Texas TC Rally in Kerrville, TX.

Cleaned the floors, removed the bedding for washing, filled with water, added new supplies, swapped out empty LP tank, etc.

Last trip was to Bristol, TN for the NASCAR race and wife said it had too many camp fire and grown men smells in it.

scrubbed the roof clean and checked all seals. stripped and re-caulked the seams inside the camper where the floor meets the cabinets and walls. then gave the camper a real good cleaning inside. later this week sometime i will do a scrubbing of the bbq that we have mounted on the back. including cleaning burners and all that.

Wagonqueen Truckster wrote:

Mello Mike wrote:
Installed a Hellwig Big Wig rear sway bar.

Love your website. It has been a HUGE help and inspiration to us with the info about batteries, converters and solar panels. With us starting from scratch (literally nothing left on the interior of our re-build) and being that we are "new" first time TC owners, it has been a little harrowing to say the least.

Wow, thanks, Deb. I'm glad to hear that its helpful. That's my main hope.

finished the snap n nap painting today...