CampTeq 80 Series popup camper
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Assuming we are talking top closed its exactly 7' loaded at 6000lbs without passengers
Yes, thank you.
yor campteq is frickin brillient...gonna have to talk the the 
into allowing me to get one!
into allowing me to get one!
I want that sticker too.
Are they still taking orders?
for the campTeq I mean.
Any updates on the rear rain fly? that was one thing I thought about. like the covers for the pop up tent windows with the hoops to hold it away from the main tent.
what has been the max temp you used it in? 105 - 110?
does the inside gather much condensation at night?
What did you do to your roof prior to placing it on? buff and sand? line it with anything? waterproofing?
Are they still taking orders?
for the campTeq I mean.
Any updates on the rear rain fly? that was one thing I thought about. like the covers for the pop up tent windows with the hoops to hold it away from the main tent.
what has been the max temp you used it in? 105 - 110?
does the inside gather much condensation at night?
What did you do to your roof prior to placing it on? buff and sand? line it with anything? waterproofing?
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- #226
No orders at this time the owner is traveling
No update on the rear fly - on the list
I have camped from 15° - 80° so far
I have never experienced condensation.
All I did was throw it on, no prep needed....20 minutes
The top is 100% sealed never any dust or water to date
Good test a few weeks back camped with 40+mph winds and rain no problems.
The next morning
The guys in tents were not so lucky
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Poser shot during a scouting trip this past weekend looking for a camp spot for the fall.
Almost high tide for the day, looks like enough room for a few Land Cruisers.
Almost high tide for the day, looks like enough room for a few Land Cruisers.
That looks very relaxing and refreshing. Water looks great.
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- #230
Maybe not exact but you get the idea
https://www.google.com/maps/ms?msid...l=31.503629,-114.200134&spn=1.442497,1.870422
Recommended not to go alone and check the tide charts prior
Phil, who produces your front bumper? One off?
Pretty sure Phil has a Slee shortbus bumper that he modified by cutting the tubing off under the headlights
@PbnFJ You're totally right. Looks so much different IMO without those hoops, but I'm not an 80 guy.
Lcp has a good recommendation for coverage.
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MapFre can provide you with Mexican insurance but spend the time to FULLY understand your coverages. With that said I have a Drivers License Policy not your typical insurance. The link can provide you with more insurance info for Mexico but dont go without it the law.
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- #238
Yes I cross at Lukeville go through Sonoyta down to RP not Hwy2
Why would you think it was not open?
See the map link in post #231 for where we were
Why would you think it was not open?
See the map link in post #231 for where we were
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I experienced condensation for the 1st (that I noticed)
Rained all night in to the morning with lots of fog. Condensation on the underside of the aluminum top was just a film not dripping. Because I was tent lock in the AM I wiped it down and it came back very fast
Not a lot of experience with condensation
At some point I heard that to go onto The Pinacate took special permission, that said if you went north from RP that makes more sense. Awesome picture.
Hmmm....CampTeq or a Maggiolina, that is the question...