Our Four Wheel Popup Camper Custom Build - Truck Camper Rig Tour!

[@DaveInCanada081]

I cant believe you got all of that in the back of a Ranger...wow

[@andreagiachino3491]

I love Henri and how happy he looks inside the camper

[@alvashoemaker8536]

You said "basic"; basic is GOOD!! I SO ADMIRE people who modify/ personalize their rigs; the ingenuity AMAZES me, & makes me feel proud that you guys are my fellow citizens!! 😃🙃👣

[@Espo78]

Great ideas you have a sweet build. Thanks for sharing.

[@uttamgala7186]

Great to see young people getting out and using what they have. Keep it up you guys. I remember my 2003 ranger - that thing must have a heck of a time going up grades loaded up like that. Good thing they’re indestructible!

[@negative5009]

Great job guys 🤗🙌🏼

[@alvashoemaker8536]

Henry is such a SWEET dog...! That camper's modifications are great!! Wise use of available space!! 😁🙃👣👣

[@realtor411]

Henry stole the show!!

[@Ritaholden1]

Thank you for sharing your camper. I have thought about this option many times as well. I do get concerned about the vinyl not being as secure during storms or cold but you two make it look easy.

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks Rita! The thermal pack from FWC certainly helps with keeping the heat in (we discuss this in our latest tour video, don’t recall if we mention it in this one). However, when it’s windy, it does make for an bad night sleep, because of the noise and rattling. Luckily, we’ve only experienced this on two occasions!

[@brodog5734]

Awesome 😎 tour thanks for sharing

[@geologyjohn1]

You two have done a superb job of customizing the interior of your FWC! Linda, “Pig” and I hope to see you again at the June 2020 FWC gathering in the Sierras. Take care, Your camping neighbor, John.

[@titaniummaster1532]

No more videos? Loved the simple video and mellow vibe! I had a 93 Ford ranger and pit almost 300 thousand miles on it 😛 Nice simple set up, thank you hope to see more videos???

[@momentarylocals]

We are actually working on an updated camper tour and hoping to put that out soon! And we have been filming/vlogging our recent adventures and hope to our those out in the next few months! Stay tuned 😉

[@titaniummaster1532]

@@momentarylocals nice looking forward to them, appreciate your demeanor and simplicity. I am thinking of possibly getting a truck camper 😏even thought about selling home and going all in…..!!! It’s a crazy world though🙃

[@cerealaugher]

I like the plastic drawers. The HF step I would round-off the corners. I'm definitely purchasing a pop up camper. Thank you

[@brandondannys-menary3678]

This is exactly what I want for my 1/2 ton silverado. Perfect size/weight

[@673Piper]

I love my Ranger. Adding this would be PERFECT !! Surprising the room it has. Looking forward to watching more of your vids. Safe travels.

[@Bacon75420]

Love your custom work...the shelf, sink, and fridge area.

[@tomkitchen2764]

A well thought out set up, and neat.

[@cherylfarrell1638]

Nice doggie

[@kingsgirl1182]

Love this. Simple and perfect to get lost!

[@iliketoski01]

Awesome build! I'd love to see/hear more about how you installed the sink. This looks exactly what I would love to install in my hawk shell.

[@christianbruchholz9004]

Very nice setup

[@jonhartford8332]

Good job you two!

[@cabovercamperdarren1286]

Love your rig and set up,nice work,enjoy your adventures in camper😁👍

[@HamRadioAdventures]

❤️ Good boy Henry.

[@momentarylocals]

The best boy!

[@melodymakermark]

@@momentarylocals this reminds me of an old Onion bit. 🤣 www.theonion.com/nations-dog-owners-demand-to-know-whos-a-good-boy-1819565849 Henry is no doubt a good boy, and handsome as well.

[@jimflanagan6029]

Awesome setup guys, I’m jealous, enjoy your travels .

[@insaynbcr]

I like it. Super simple design layout you have there. Noval use of magnets for the kitchen door. I currently have a huge heavy slide-in camper in my 97 F350 and tossing around the idea of selling both and getting a slightly used Tundra Crewmax and build a flatbed on it for the flatbed model FWC to go on. Sub'd to see how this works out for you. 😎

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks for the feedback! The setup you mentioned is our ideal rig too. We toured an owner's flatbed Grandby at the NorCal FWC rally and it does allow for more room to move around the interior. Especially with the side door.

[@vagabondexpedition]

Nice tour of the camper. I'm really liking these - especially the 'shell' models where one can build 'as-needed'... just might have to be a part of my next overland camper vehicle. Full size though :)

[@chrishorst6993]

Love the name Momentary Locals

[@johnsommo2452]

Do you have a heating system? Trying to decide if I should get the FWC furnace. Thanks and great video!

[@lastresort1757]

Looking at getting a Nissan Frontier and then getting this same camper. Are you going to start a full channel with more info and stuff about it and your travels?

[@1jackvalley580]

Congrats 👍 really a nice rig and set up, and your dog looks so Sweeeeet 🐾

[@knobbiesshreaded3137]

Nice rig! Good presentation. Have fun!!!

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks Knobbies!

[@ellerybice3787]

Same people, different location on a similar planet.

[@peterpascone6942]

Do you ever have condensation issues, and how do you combat that, thank you 😊

[@57NUPE]

I’m not sure if you still have the camper (since this post is 2 years old), but if you are still in the camper or not,I do have a few questions now that I am purchasing one like yours; 1. Any way you can measure the height of your shelving system?? That and your countertop fit perfectly underneath the sliding portion of the bed. Or really what is the height of your countertop from the bottom of the platform to the top of the countertop?? I am having issues finding shelving that fits s perfectly as yours with a countertop. Also, is your countertop 1/4 in or 1/2 inches thick?? Hopefully you still have the camper and are enjoying it. Thanks and have a great day!!!

[@felixcat9318]

What an absolutely lovely surprise to see the beautiful face of your adorable pup, Henry, when the door opened! Great to see that he has a full sized bed area within the camper too. The shell model offers true versatility, and your logical, lightweight outfitting enables both indoor and outdoor cooking, with the fridge and stove accessible to both. Truly the best of both worlds, for meteorological and parking limitations. Nice people, pup, pop-up and truck, subscribed!

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks for your positive comments Felix. Henri is very content to sleep all day on his couch and mosey outside when the need arises.

[@markbabcock40205]

Nice review. Looking to possibly a Four Wheel Camper down the road. Thanks

[@momentarylocals]

You can't go wrong. We've been very happy so far.

[@KPawley]

The camper really looks great guys! Happy adventures!

[@momentarylocals]

Thank you good sir. Your's isn't so bad either.

[@patrickjobling8676]

Super grooveys ..😁pip pips and carryon

[@philguzman6932]

I'm curious as to you secured the counter top and shelves. I'm considering getting an FWC shell. Thanks.

[@scottstringer4]

So cool. Awesome build. May I ask how you've got the cabinetry/countertop fastened in place? I'll be building out a similar shell soon, and I'd like to design essentially the same thing you've built, but I'd like to avoid drilling into the camper wall if possible. Would like to leave everything as modular as possible. Thanks very much!

[@codythorton7712]

nice! you have done a great build.

[@CanadianCampPurr]

Just watched a video, they were saying alot of condensation in popup, does that thermal cover inside help reduce the condensation. Great video!!!

[@user-tv5dt3nm9y]

Thanks for sharing. I am investigating my options and plan to see a 4 wheel camper at a dealer.

[@momentarylocals]

Good luck with your search. They are great campers.

[@qm4044]

Lovely simple setup n van

[@KyGoupil]

Great video! Really liked seeing what you did as I am thinking about doing some extremely similar. 1) Do you find that the weboost was a worthy investment? 2) Did you get the thermal pack installed by FWC after you bought the camper? 3) If you've got any videos from the build out you should post them! PS - I thought the sound was fine on the video.

[@momentarylocals]

Hey Kyle, thanks for the comment and good luck on the build. To answer your questions: 1) I'm honestly on the fence with the WeBoost. I'm not convinced the booster is worth the cost. But I do have to commend them on their customer support. I received a defective power cable with the kit and they sent a replacement free and fast. Also, during this trip the antenna hardware failed at the spring. Again, they sent an entire replacement antenna kit with new fasteners. Last thing I'll say about it, the kind of camping we do it usually very "off grid." This means there is generally no cell signal to boost. And in these cases the WeBoost is useless. But that's not their fault. 2) The thermal pack attaches to the camper via hook & look strips that were installed during FWC's manufacturing process. It was as easy as lining up the window opening and attaching the hook & loop. Took all of 5 minutes to "install." It makes a big difference not only in temperature but sound as well. 3) Unfortunately, I did not take any video during the build, however, I will have a write-up on our blog with progress pictures. Be sure to subscribe at momentarylocals.com for updates.

[@CaribGrackle]

really nice setup! do you guys have a porter potty built in?

[@momentarylocals]

We don’t actually, just a shovel and sometimes we get lucky and find a good pit toilet 😆

[@CaribGrackle]

haha cool cool thanks for the reply!@@momentarylocals

[@KyGoupil]

What kind of slider system did you use for your cooler? I want to do something similar in my camper!

[@andrisecasimir4930]

I like your truck and camper I need one. I was thinking to buy a truck and add a camper because i need emergency shelter since i have to leave this apartment. I also have 2 little dogs Any suggestions? Please let me know!

[@greggygreg8549]

Hi, I just discovered your vlog, and am a fan of 4WheelCampers, and became a subscriber (even though you only have 1 video).😊 I wasn’t sure after watching the video whether you opted to have 4WheelCamper install the flip over couch, or you built it yourself. If you built it yourself, it would be nice to see a video explaining how you did it! Looking forward to seeing more of your camping videos!👍😀

[@momentarylocals]

Hi Greg, thanks for subscribing. We purchased the camper second hand and the roll-over couch was an option selected by the previous owner. It was installed at the factory during manufacturing. While it's convenient for storage and interior seating, we've never used the roll-over function. I don't see when we would use it to be honest.

[@rolandklann6250]

Hi ! Just found your video. Wise use of space and well thought out. I am guessing the Ranger is 4 x4 ? We have a 2007 Ranger Sport 2 wheel drive with the 3 L. Engine and 5 speed manual transmission. A 2008 Eagle FWC . We added a leaf in the rear to level everything. Fuel economy is reasonable and the range is good. Two summers ago we drove the Dempster Highway to Tuktoyuktuk NWT. Other trips have included the Yukon and small sections of Alaska. Most of our local trips have been on our FSR ( Forestry Service Roads) here in BC where we live. Rangers are really quite capable. We are looking to upgrade to a FWD for more capability and perhaps rearrange the roll over couch to a side dinette. Henry might approve this. I hope? We will follow you. Have fun and stay safe ! Keep the adventure alive. You might want to check out LIFESTYLE OVERLAND here on KZbin . Lifestyleoverland.com. Is the website. Another young family following their hearts. Come visit North of the Border here in Canada. There is much to explore. Ever seen the Aurora Borealis ? Grizzlies up close and personal? The Top of the World Highway from Chicken Alaska to the Yukon Border is Awesome.

[@westcoaster3763]

Nice video and a great build

[@mikek.167]

Nicely done with pride in craftsmanship. I was wondering what modifications were made to the truck to accept the camper's weight (air bags, helper springs etc). Enjoy the journey.

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks for the comment Mike. I added Air Lift airbags to the rear which really helps. I thought about helper springs but haven't needed them yet.

[@carlinbay]

Did I miss it? What do you use for a heat source?

[@yotagang3705]

Whats the spec on the ranger? V6? automatic? Rearend ratio? MPG? Tire size? Payload of the ranger? Thx

[@ceaser4106]

This is an idea I should consider. I have health problems that make my income unstable. Thank you for me bringing some peace of mind. An alternative lifestyle that could hugely benefit me.

[@timschutte6924]

Great job guys. Beautiful dog too by the way. Me and my wife had to put our baby to sleep about 6 months ago, our German Shepherd, girl. We are very lost without her and a part of me died when she died. She had bone cancer. Anyways, we are serious looking into getting exactly what you guys have is the shell top with the insulated panels like you guys got. I have a brand new Nissan/Frontier V/6, 4.0. I think 275 HP. Not sure but it will do fine and it's the Pro 4 X. Love it !!!!!! I like everything y'all have done with it so far. A web site "Sportsmans Guide". Has portable propane on demand water heaters that we will use for like $200 bucks or so. You should really get an outside shower and just get a pop open tent shower shell . Cheap. We are gonna get a tv, 2 batteries, and probably 2 or maybe 3 solar panels. We got a new generator/ inverter.

[@norpino7704]

Just wondering if y’all are gonna make some more vids about your adventures

[@paulstivers3213]

Great setup. How much does the camper weigh fully loaded?

[@ExactAeration]

What is the weight of that camper...? Did you add airbags and/or extra leaf springs...?

[@darylwright3393]

Hi. Thanks for posting this video. Could you tell me which solar panel you went with and who did the installation? I ask because it looks like you received a job well done. Also, is that a Dometic fridge? He mentioned the mattress was super comfortable; could you tell me what type of mattress as well?

[@momentarylocals]

Hi Daryl, thank you for the comment. We are using a Renogy 100 Watts 12 Volts Monocrystalline panel on the roof. The camper came pre-wired for solar so all I needed to do was attach the panel and plug it into the SAE socket on the roof. We used Sikaflex 252 to attach the panel without drilling any holes. The 12v fridge is a non-branded version from an Amazon seller. The price was right at 1/4 the cost of a Dometic. It gets cold but the thermostat accuracy is garbage. I need to set it to 22F to get it down to 35F. Our mattress is stock and came with the camper. While it is more comfortable than a sleeping pad, it's a little too firm for my taste. We plan on adding a 2-3" memory foam mattress topper.

[@darylwright3393]

@@momentarylocals I sure appreciate all the info. Obviously I'm impressed with your set-up. :-)

[@j.clement8476]

Looking to get one of these and your vid helped ty

[@snowbaordguru]

Great video! Great build! Rancho 9000 XL will help the back of your Ranger. I'm not a rep of that company, just a happy customer. Bilstein are also highly recommended.

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks for the tip. I'll check them out.

[@beaglebailey5063]

Nice setup!

[@edcknives4tony]

Very nice! Can I ask what did you need to do to your rear suspension to handle the weight of the camper? Thank you. T

[@momentarylocals]

Thank you! I added Air Lift airbags to the rear which helps a lot. Plus, I use them to level out the rig when parked. So far so good.

[@edcknives4tony]

Thanks. Safe travels.

[@cabovercamperdarren1286]

Air lift airbags

[@fredyair1]

Cool!

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks Fredy!

[@jrayala2819]

Great video. I'm planning on getting one of these shell models and customize it for snow boarding trips and beach camping. How much are you into it with all the add-ons and extras? Please provide a breakdown if possible. Thank you!!!

[@Wildflower_Breads]

I am wondering the same concerning costs involved, so I can know how realistic of a goal such a thing might be for me.

[@joshreed7102]

You got a shell and built that inside? That’s awesome 👏

[@momentarylocals]

Yup! The only major physical "option" that was installed inside is the roll-over couch.

[@insaynbcr]

Any updates to your rig, or travels?

[@corylafollett8095]

Could you please let me know which water pump you are using? My wife and I are planning to do a similar setup. I am also curious which slider you used for the cooler/fridge? Thanks!

[@moneynfast]

New subscriber, from Oregon and hello.

[@caseyquon4574]

I like your setup a lot,. It's kind of the optimal rig I had in mind but on my Taco instead =p

[@bradstinebaugh6793]

Can you tell me more about the water pump you have? Brand how you have it hooked up? Thanks!

[@momentarylocals]

It's a cheap pump I picked up on Amazon: amzn.to/2Y3qEz0. Works well enough but is very loud. I will, eventually, upgrade to a nicer pump when I remodel the camper. I hardwired it to the electrical system with an in-line fuse. I'll post a video about the water system if requested. Stay tuned!

[@alvashoemaker8536]

Oh...BTW, y'all are a cute couple...! 😃🙃👣

[@billbeck47]

Do you have heat? Is the truck 3/4 Ton? Automatic? Is your water filtered? How do you go to the toilet and where? What did you pay for the camper shell?

[@momentarylocals]

Hi Bill! We answer many of these questions in our latest video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYrMg3Z8nZ50ndk

[@rockrunner387]

I'm disappointed you didn't mention anything about a toilet. Do you use a porta potte? If so, where do you store it? Also do you use any type of portable heater?

[@gavinrobinson12]

Like the setup! How did you go about attaching your drawers, etc? I saw in one photo you had tie down points, but I'm assuming you did something different with the full setup? Also, how did you know where you drill for your gray water exit?

[@momentarylocals]

Good call Gavin. I didn't cover that in the video. The drawers are kept in place with a vertical bungee cord using an existing D-ring tie down at the bottom and a reinforced hole in the counter for the top. It's low tech but it works! For the gray water drain, I decided to drill a hole on the bottom/floor/lip of the camper rather than the wall. There is enough of an overhang to clear the bed of the truck. And I didn't have to worry about hitting a support beam in the wall. Where I drilled is all wood. If there is aluminum there, I got lucky!

[@jeffl6089]

Hey guys, I really liked your video. I've been thinking of getting a base model four wheel pop up camper for my Ford F150 so that I can do my own mods and finish building like you did. After I saw that you have this on a Ranger pickup, then I think my F150 crew cab p.u. is doable. You beefed up the tires but did you have to do anything to the suspension? I currently have just a camper shell and we travel with a 12v portable fridge and Camco potty. And I want something more convenient without getting too exorbitant with size. Your setup is something where I can expand my interest with solar and use some of my existing equipment like the fridge, etc. I see you have a Deka Intimidator AGM battery. Funny, that is the same battery I have as my starter battery on my F150.

[@momentarylocals]

I'm sure a Hawk shell on an F150 is "doable." But one thing I've learned from other FWC owners is they wish they leveled up with their truck. The current iteration of our rig works but the more we do to it the weight increases which puts more stress on the truck. Right now we're just at the GVWR for the Ranger. I really have to consider weight with future modifications. We added Air Lift airbags to the rear prior to picking up the camper. That battery came with the camper btw. Good luck with you build! Sounds like you're already getting out there which is great.

[@blakefreeman1077]

Really nice rig!! I assume that is a V6 ford ranger? I doubt the 4-cylinder woukd be sufficient. What kind of fuel efficiency do you get?

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks for the comment. You’re right, the Ranger is pushing the 4.0L SOHC V6. We get between 12-14 MPG when loaded. I’m not light on the pedal either. 😉

[@ppierpont]

I noticed the strip LED lights on the ceiling in the camper. I haven’t noticed those on others. Did you add them? How are they controlled - individually or from a control panel?

[@momentarylocals]

They are stock starting with 2018 models and turn on individually at each strip by touch. They also dim and have a brightness memory. I've seen some people tint the lens on the strips in order to mellow out the white light.

[@easttennessee6096]

What is the brand of your camper and will it fit a 2019 Colorado ZR2?

[@MC-ny7iw]

Does the ranger payload allows to carry that camper ?

[@HillbillyMusings]

Nice video :)

[@momentarylocals]

Thank you!

[@David-rx2to]

Do the vinyl sides flap in the wind and make enough noise to keep you awake at night? Good simple build out. Thank you. New sub.

[@momentarylocals]

The sides are pulled taut when popped up. I've noticed other pop-ups where there is excess material, possibly resulting in the issue you mentioned. It hasn't really been a problem for us. Before we had the thermal pack we camped along the north coast (California) on a windy night. There was some noise but not enough to keep us awake at night.

[@David-rx2to]

Thanks!

[@ljaysperspective1775]

Good vid thx guys for putting this up..i enjoy ur vid and i hope to purchase one or have somethong very similar..take care.

[@jacinto042568]

I would like to know the average price of a camper similar to yours or how much you paid for your camper.

[@momentarylocals]

According to FWC website (fourwheelcampers.com/model/fleet-model-pop-up-truck-camper-leader-mid-size-trucks/) as of today, the Fleet Shell starts at $15k, but depends on the options you add. We got ours used a few years back and paid around $11k. Let us know if you have any other questions we can help with 😊

[@canamdennis6829]

I bet you would just love to have a Toyota Tacoma

[@TheGhjgjgjgjgjg]

Rangers are the rust free,cheaper parts alternative to a tacoma,which is MASSIVELY over rated btw,

[@westcoaster3763]

@@TheGhjgjgjgjgjg I have had both. Toyota's are far better. It doesn't matter if the parts cost more because you need to buy a lot less of them to keep them running.

[@chloesamclutch]

@@westcoaster3763 I've had my Tacoma for almost 3 years daily driven 4x4 6 speed manual v6. It will need a clutch soon but still driving it daily babying it. All I've done in that three years is plugs, tires, oil changes, and changed fluids in everything except differentials

[@philconey11]

Where'd you manage to get your hands on a bare pop-up bed camper that fits in a mid-size? I'm looking to do a cab-over build like this for my Nissan truck camper. Ideally, I'd like a pop-up but I can live without it.

[@momentarylocals]

Just lucky I guess. After extensive research I knew I wanted a Four Wheel Pop-up Camper and the only one they make, that fits my truck configuration, is their Fleet model. We planned on picking up a new Fleet shell from the factory in Woodland, CA but found this year old "used" one just outside Sacramento, not too far from where we live. It was in stellar condition and, most importantly, the price was right. Before the purchase I had the FWC factory install the mounts and electrical connection to the Ranger. Picked up the camper the same day and the rest is history. It looks like you have a Frontier? This same model (FWC Fleet) would fit your rig. There's a Facebook group you can join for used Four Wheel Campers for sale. FWC's aren't the cheapest but they're the best in my opinion.

[@philconey11]

@@momentarylocals thanks so much!

[@r.v.havingfunadventures4914]

Great video.. what year is the camper.. if you said so I already sorry..

[@momentarylocals]

I might have missed it but it was manufactured in 2018.

[@sctt5071]

Thanks for sharing your setup. I'm looking for a used Four Wheel Camper. Where did you buy the thermal pack?

[@momentarylocals]

Thanks for the comment Scott. The thermal pack was purchased directly from FWC. They just ask for the camper info (year, make, model) and then custom make it for your application. By the way, have you joined the Used Four Wheel Campers page on Facebook?

[@sctt5071]

Thanks for the quick reply! I just looked at the Facebook page, thanks!

[@sctt5071]

How long does it take to disconnect from the truck? Do you keep it on all the time?

[@andrisecasimir4930]

Actually i may work a deal with u in case i need to install batteries for power and hot water. I also have a honda odyssey minivan that. I use to travel with.

[@TrialsDirtBike]

Hey I have a quick question if this gets to you. As far as payload goes, are you over? or what is the PL of your truck? I have a chevy 1500 and im trying to figure out the PL. thinking of buying the same camper plus gear and passanger

[@momentarylocals]

The cold hard truth is most, if not all, truck camper rigs are over their GVWR. Contrary to popular belief you can not legally increase your vehicle's GVWR with modifications. Our Ranger's rating is 5120 lbs (2322 kg), payload just over 1200 lbs. One of the best things about Four Wheel Pop-Up Campers is they are light. From the factory ours is only 900 lbs. Of course with modifications, gear, and passengers it weighs more than that. I have weighed the rig fully loaded and fueled before a trip. I won't share the numbers but you can guess where we ended up. Look on the driver side door frame for your GVWR. It's on the same plate as the tire pressure guide. That will give you your specific rating.

[@felixlopez1754]

I always had one question about these campers but cant seem to find the answer. can you sleep inside the camper without the top being popped up?

[@felixlopez1754]

@Kurt Fox yeah but what about the extra bed the dog is sitting on

[@momentarylocals]

It's not possible to sleep on the cab-over bed but if you have a roll-over couch installed, like we do, you can sleep on that. It would be cramped but possible. Some have done this when popping the top is not feasible.

[@socaltraveler881]

how is the outside noise? Is it similar to a rooftop tent?

[@momentarylocals]

Not as bad as you might think. Especially with the extra layer of the thermal pack on the inside. Plus, it keeps the morning light out.

[@tommaples9174]

I want one.

[@deborahhaugen9290]

I’m buying a 2020 Ranger is yours a 4x4

[@carlscheer1172]

Great video. I think u need a better mic though. Really tough to hear.

[@momentarylocals]

Hey Carl, thanks for the feedback.

[@fleshrocker]

Seem like nice folks.

[@joeldeoliveirajunior6809]

Is there not shower in ?

[@MartinRanger65]

💙Ranger PickUps ! What’s the brand of that camper?

[@momentarylocals]

Good ol Ranger, 180k and counting. Our camper is made outside Sacramento by Four Wheel Pop-up Campers. This is their Fleet model made for "mid-size" pickups like the Ranger, Tacoma, and Colorado. Check em out at www.fourwh.com

[@MartinRanger65]

03 XLT 4X4 towing package 4:10 gears! Went with a cargo trailer conversion hope to finish it soon!