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Just to clarify, I need something that is open and with good ventilation to keep out bugs, but large enough we can cook in. This tent is not something we want to sleep in, just cook and hang out when bugs (mosquitoes) are heavy

Am I missing something? You are sleeping in a fish bowl for everyone to see you. I don't see any curtains there.

Oh damn, I was just at show in Florida and there was a company I saw there that had something heat resistance going on with their awnings. I have business cards from the show somewhere, I will see if I can find. Freespirt and 23Zero make OK awnings. There is a Australian company, Bush...

Just looked up, 5 gallon can and much different nozzle system. Mounts are very different as well, so can't use the same mounts as Rotopax.

I want to like it, but just can't get over that price tag. Now if this was $280,000 I think that would be a more realistic price. Look at what you get for $$ with Storyteller for half that $$. Again, respect for what they have done, but I would not pay over $280k for that.

VERY NICE SEATS!!! Full disclosure we don't have them, however I have sat in one of these. Actually that van was a Promaster, but that doesn't matter. Seats are comfortable and show very elegant.

The heater isn't energy efficient though. I think diesel heater will be better option.

Interesting, it looks good, but need to see how it would look in person. Weight?

We just picked up a Devos light last month, love it, it's bright!

Yep, sure do

$6 something

Yes you absolutely need a tire, hence 'tire' table.

OMG, I would tell them to go stuff it.

Expeed

I found a video on YouTube that might have some clues for you. This is the only video I could find and it talks about moving from prototype to production. This video is only 8 months old, so perhaps the company didn't get off the ground.

Classic example of a few ruin it for the many.

Do you have Gaia?

Mine are straight up and work just fine

We have, but last resort and only with foil on top of it

Those Overkill trailers were a good solution for not needing to go wide as they had those slides in them. I can't imagine towing a trailer around that was 7-8 wide!