The elastic strap does help to pull the material inward but the tent fabric does sometimes want to get in the way of the lid closing yes but I just swipe my arms across it to tuck everything back inside the perimeter of the top shell. Not a big deal at all, just part of the closing process.

Thanks so much!

Appreciate that! Definitely due for an updated video on the current setup inside the alucab. Done some upgrades to it that I need to share with everyone!

@@evergreenoffroadoverland We would love to see that!

I have the CBI full skids and the Magnaflow all installed on the truck right now without issue! DM me on Instagram if you want to chat about the build more. @evergreenoffroad on IG.

@@evergreenoffroadoverland sounds good ! Just messaged you thanks for the help!

Appreciate that! The wait times are surely down by now but I think prices have gone up too. Give and take haha.

Thanks so much!

How can I get cut templates?

If you want the Alucabin, you gotta make drastic moves. I had a 200 series LC when they announced them and I immediately traded it in for a '22 Tundra and ordered the Cabin...then waited forever for the fit kit.

For the style of offroad travel I do, I haven't felt limited by the 6.5' bed. I actually specifically chose the 6.5' bed because it is so spacious in the alucab. I did get high centered one time going over a little hill/ledge type obstacle but I don't try to get too wild out there in the Tundra. I like to encourage folks to build rigs specific to their driving style and applications.

@evergreenoffroadoverland about to pick up a 2024 tundra TRD pro it only comes with the 5.5 bed. Hoping I like it. Cause I want to build something similar to yours

@@MrFalllen That's exciting! When you're ready, get in touch with us on IG (@evergreenoffroad or email: [email protected]) and we can help get your Tundy outfitted 👍

Hey Michael, so there are two bolts that you can access from the inside to remove the tail light. Also it’s an LED tail light so there’s no bulbs involved.

@@evergreenoffroadoverland oh ok. Do you need to remove the vehicle fit kit piece to do that? I’m just thinking of my F150. The tail light housings are notorious for leaking and burning out bulbs.

@@michaelgriffith2762 I’m not sure on the tundras or f150’s if you do. The fit kit is sealed with sealant all around the tailgate area and not easily removed, if even possible at all. I would recommend switch your tail lights to a reliable LED before installing an alucabin.

There are slots in the handle on the rear of the door where you can add a lock of your choice to secure the rear door.

Depends on your truck, suspension, tires and such but I think you might have a tough time fitting in an 8ft garage tbh. Mine sits somewhere between 8-9ft

I'm running the quieter cap in this video (and still). The loud cap felt a little too 'Drone-y' at highway speeds. It didn't make it a ton louder having the loud cap

Yeah and that would be nice for certain applications. I know with a GFC or a 4wheel camper Project M you can keep your tailgate. You gotta fully commit though with an Alucab. I love the rear hatch though, really completes the experience. I love it the way it is, even still!

Aside from the obvious “where do you put the tailgate after you remove it? Because you’ll need it again. It reduces the non-camping utility of the truck. What do you do with the alu-cab door when hauling fence post home from Lowe’s?

@@earlhamil731 I sold my tailgate and borrow my dad’s F-150 when I need to haul building supplies. The Tundra/Alucab combo is a dedicated camping rig now.

The space gives a little less space at the 'wedge' portion of the tent because of its hybrid clamshell design. I think the Evasion does a better job because you get the full interior space with nearly the same amount of setup/takedown effort.

Yikes friend. You must not golf much. As you can see, it is an exploding golf ball. Made of starch and flour. It’s a prank golf ball. We care deeply about the environment and leave no trace is always on our minds. What you don’t see in this short video is us picking up other peoples trash before we leave camp. It’s easy to assume the worst of strangers on the internet though.

Its called a River Quiver. It holds my fly rods.

Thanks so much! Yess, the center console fridge is so sweet on long road trips!

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Mmmhmmm it’s a looker for sure

Def a good one!

Would love to see you in a troopy one day!

Appreciate it!! Yeah this one’s going to make for a great adventure rig.

It sure is! Ready for its new home! Cheers