trails2004
Wyoming
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Nice Rig ! Did you get the secret decoder ring?? 
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DonCurley
La Sal, Utah
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Congratulations! Nice looking rig (although it is just a pop-up). 
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Serenity525
Northern Colorado
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trails2004 wrote:Nice Rig ! Did you get the secret decoder ring??
No  Why do you think that is???
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Serenity525
Northern Colorado
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DonCurley wrote:Congratulations! Nice looking rig (although it is just a pop-up).
Yea... so you interested in a 5th wheel toy hauler?
I'm all about not listening to hubby make up those loud 4 letter words everytime we go off the main road. I told him if this does not fix that then he is just a grouchy #%?@" and we are going to take up knitting at home.
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DonCurley
La Sal, Utah
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Serenity525 wrote:Yea... so you interested in a 5th wheel toy hauler? Not really. I think I will stick to my pop-up.
Quote:I'm all about not listening to hubby make up those loud 4 letter words everytime we go off the main road. I told him if this does not fix that then he is just a grouchy #%?@" and we are going to take up knitting at home. Well, it sounds like your approach worked (and it will be a lot more exciting than knitting).
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akphotoclimber
Alaska's Kenai Peninsula
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Quote:Another pop up on a 3/4 ton truck. You are someone who enjoys camping in the middle of nowhere. Quote:
I wonder if these are strong enough to put roof racks on to hold kayaks? Does anyone here "full time" with a pop up?
I'd like to be able to carry a kayak or two with a bike as well. Do they house A/C units?
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Nurse Bob on the Kenai
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DonCurley
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It depends on the brand/model of pop-up. Outfitter campers can have an A/C unit, as well as roof racks, vents, solar panels, and storage containers. I have seen kayaks as well as a canoe on their roofs, but there is of course a limit on total available space and in some cases, overall weight.
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akphotoclimber
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DonCurley wrote:It depends on the brand/model of pop-up. Outfitter campers can have an A/C unit, as well as roof racks, vents, solar panels, and storage containers. I have seen kayaks as well as a canoe on their roofs, but there is of course a limit on total available space and in some cases, overall weight.
Thanks so much ....
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