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I don't know what part of the trailer contacted your bumper to cause the dent, but I punched a hole through the bumper cover on our car with the handle from the trailer jack when backing too sharply, because I used to keep the handle pulled up with a bungee so it wasn't hanging down close to the...

Since this is a Camp-Inn teardrop forum I think you may be searching in the wrong place for info on rigs like that. You may want to try something like: Dutch Star vs Essex - iRV2 Forums or . Good luck!

You have very talented neighbor!

High humidity for sure!Something we rarely see was apparent this morning as what looks like fog, was actually the condensation that formed on the outside of our windows from the 72 degree inside temp being transferred through the windows. The airport is reporting a dew point of 74 right now...

Ya, I was speaking from my own personal experience, and your doctors recommendation is probably a good one.:)

Wow, that is a lot of LP storage capacity!

We were there about 20yrs ago, and going by your pics, it's just as beautiful as we remember. Thanks for the re-memories!

Too much convention watching will do that to ya.;)

Ya, as you know with the Duce, doing upgrades in an experimental to make it better/safer is not a problem like it can be with the certified planes, but FAA attitude on this appears to be changing a little, and holds some promise that upgrading legacy aircraft will become a bit easier in the future.

Cary, The next time you need to replace your wet cell battery in the plane, you might want to consider an AGM. There are Odyssey batteries approved for certified aircraft now. A friend has one in his 172 that has been working well. I have two in the GlaStar since it's all electric. With the...

Love your TV, and really love your storage building! Did you lose your baby moons?

You're making me hungry! That's one of my favorite breakfasts. Might have to try that biscuit recipe. Haven't had the greatest luck making biscuits, so usually put it on some of my homemade English muffin toasting bread instead.

...alas I can only stand back, and listen to all the intricacies of the roasting & brewing processes used by you coffee connoisseurs. I had to give up brewed coffee about 25yrs ago after being diagnosed with GERD, which responded well to stopping all coffee for about 6 months. It didn't respond...

Yep, having an empty cabin to climb into after a long days drive, without having to unload it would sure be nice, especially for one night stops along the way on a road trip, or even just rest stops when you need 40 winks before getting back on the road. That rack & Thule cargo box sounds like...

We don't have the rack on top of our 550, and finding room for everything in the TV is sometimes a little difficult (depending on who is on the outing :rolleyes:), so we have a sacrificial queen sheet that goes over the top of all the bedding before packing up things like the Gazelle, the Clam...

Yes, we have some smaller ones( about 3x5) that we use inside the side tents, but now that you mention it, having one under the tent might help protect the floor, and keep it cleaner / dryer when it's time to pack up. Those weigh just a few ounces, and roll up to be easily packed into tight spaces.

Just got home from the AirVenture event at Oshkosh. I had the Gazzele with, and really appreciated the upper zippered screens on all of the sides except for the door panels. Both the Gazelle and Clam also have a skirt that goes out about 10 inches over the ground at the base of each side panel...

I just tried to come up with my version of what the others here had done before me. I was trying keep both the leg bracket, and wall mounts centered on their respective edges for what I thought would be the best and balanced strength, but I didn't see anyone else mention the hatch closure issue...

With the somewhat smaller footprint of the Gazelle vs Clam we found that the Dometic placed on the side table would push more against the wall of the Gazelle than it did on the Clam, which it barely touched. I had planned on getting some materials from the mother-ship to build a new one, but...

Well at least you won't have any trouble finding your camp even if you go to the CICO!;)