I have a late 80's Western Wilderness Alpine truck camper which has become a bit of a project.SEE: http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27165648.cfmI am in the process of replacing the clearance lights, tail/brake/turn signals and ...
I did several searches but was unable to come up with documented experiences of people using bedliner for repairs. I am considering removing all the Filon Filoplated siding and Fome-cor board from my Western Wilderness truck camper and laminating 1/...
After many years of dreams and drooling over new truck campers a growing family has resulted in the purchase of a '89 Western Wilderness Alpine 11' truck camper about two weeks ago. We enjoyed a weekend trip upto the Puget Sound and have great trips...
I use the Torklift tiedowns in the front with my 2004 F250 SC/LB and 11' Western Wilderness Combo. I never have problems with fueling up though it is a close fit between the fuel door and chain/turnbuckle.
So far after over 1000 miles traveled and 15 nights in the camper I have found a few small issues to fix but nothing that impedes me from using the camper all summer! I did have my Air Lift Sureset airbag compressor/controller go out this week :-(. ...
We really enjoy the windows on all three sides surrounding the queen size bed in our Western Wilderness. It is a mid 80's model and has shown no sign of historic leakage. The window is also a quality double pane with a solar reflective coating on t...
55 gallon plastic drum that was used for police target practice (holes in it) buried 6' deep with a length of 4" sewer pipe providing capped access. We have fairly loamy soil so drainage is no problem.
You can't go wrong with most stops on the Oregon Coast but, Devils Punch Bowl State Park is a favorite of mine. Google it for details. If you make up to Astoria, experiencing a clamming tide on Long Beach, Washington is impressive! The sheer numbe...
