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Hi Ogre, From reading most of your camping related posts, I feel that we are both in a similar point of view regarding keeping a CT Camper simple. I really like the look of your referenced tent and did contemplate making my tent using 'fire-hose' structural elements. In critically examining this...

Hi Rex, I think that we may each be seeing a different product? I am aiming for a really simple canvas tent mounted on to a sled base that is loaded into the vault bed and stays in there, especially whilst in transit. In its packed for travel state, imagine a collapsed tent and poles sandwiched...

Hi Tinker71, The hard-standing floor that rests on the ground has a frame to lift it up ~3 inches, maybe using aluminium 'L section', and I had also thought of using some wedges for leveling. I am assuming that CT would have self-leveling! I appreciate your comment about needing a 'full stow'...

My Primary objectives for a CT Camper: Does not require towing Fits entirely inside the vault when travelling for ‘stealth’ Breathable canvas camping experience Affordable cost for what it is Quality materials despite low cost - e.g. Tencate CampShield...

Hi Raven, I'm a CT-Tri order from the UK and as I have only just joined CTOC we are now, at least, into double figures! Realistically, there must be thousands of UK reservations as this is such a superb vehicle and I hope that we don't get too watered down a version for the UK. After all our...