@Lucky Dog. I’d have to say that you are indeed a lucky dog! Congratulations! I’m sure that you will learn a lot this weekend, and I hope you have a great time! As it turns out, I had to cut my trip short because of the hurricane and I’m now back down in southwestern Florida tending to the house. I’ll head out again, this coming spring and I plan to go up into Alaska (with a lot of shorter excursions before then). I hope you’ll keep me posted on your adventures! Perhaps we can meet sometime on one of the trails. 👍🏻

@Jehad Hannoush That’s really interesting! Does any part of the screen touch the side of the heater?

@William Smisek Glad to hear it... I don't think you will be disappointed! I've probably got most of the purchase lists around but I would have to dig for it. Did you have a chance to watch kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eMd4hNNmntG4Y3k.html (that's a walk-through of the first build)? The second build is also shown in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bs6SqZCpu9HWfok.html Yes, you are correct. I designed and built the cabinets just before this last trip using 80/20 aluminum extrusion (see kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ebd8Y71218zYm4E.html ). They turned out to be rather expensive but I liked having them fit my specs. And they really have held up and worked very well. I also like the clear panels... it makes it easy to see what is where. That blue water filter is a Lifesaver made in England (a military-grade water filter). I absolutely love it! You pressurize it by pumping air into the container, which forces water through the filters and out. I run all of my drinking/cooking water through it. I bought it at iconlifesaver.com/product/lifesaver-jerrycan-starter-pack/ Hope this helps. If you still would like me to dig around for the lists, just let me know. All the best to you and yours this holiday season!

@William Smisek Hey William... I just found a rather comprehensive document that I put together some time back regarding the truck build with links to each component. If you'll send me an email address, I can forward it to you. Thanks!

How do I PM you with my email address?

@William Smisek. You can contact me via email at OverLandScapes@gmail.com

Only briefly. I decided to go with the cabinets, however, because I would still be able to get into the cabin to use the Porta potty without having to raise the tent. Not only would I have to raise the tent, but I also would have to raise the sleeping platform. if it were not for wanting to be able to use the Porta potty while on the road, I think I would have gone with a deck system. They are pretty cool!