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OK, so I had to go looking around as well on this one. Reviews seem good for this, there are some questionable ones. Honestly I would stick with a more name brand battery when dropping this much cash down on it.

Reflective? Never seen, light color? Darche.

Good eye smritte! Are you running these?

Under the dash

A friend just forwarded me a link on this Roctrailers Ald09 series teardrop https://roctrailers.com/ald09-series I have to say this is one bad a$$ looking teardrop. Way different than anything I have seen. But not familiar with this one. Any of you know this company?

Oh yeah, that's beast

So I wonder, does something like this effect how the insurance companies see these vans? Seeing that the structural integrity of the roof has changed.

It shoudl come with a patch kit. But that many holes might be a pit much for that number of holes. Are they all together or spread out?

I don’t think I would brave that one, that could spell trouble. I would toss it.

You want to keep it out of direct elements and keeping in mind that you want to keep temps -40 degrees to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.

I have a Lavabox, smaller than what you all have, but can’t beat the size of this thing.

Teardrop meets expedition style trailer? Nice! Not a lot of review out there though.

I just the weather app on my iPhone. It does what I need it to do,

When I'm home, I eat a lot of fruit. When I go out on my camping trips, I'm able to bring everything except bananas. Because they always go bad so quickly! All my other fruit is good in the old fridge or cooler. Is there any tricks to keeping bananas long?

But that is the same as cars back in the 70s when fiberglass was used in more construction of cars

For shower yes, for doing dishes, the box works better.

I would like to ask this guy if he had any issues with the side walls on these tires. That's been the weak link with this tires in the past.

Why not mount it in a case and use a hose to get up to your tent? That way you don't need to worry about diesel getting all over the top of your tent if you spill any.

Airing down is the first thing I do when off trail, regardless of the terrain conditions. Just make sure you have a good compressor to air back up!