Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park - A Truck Camper Adventure

[@truckcampinglife]

I must say nice job. I liked that you let nature say what needed to be said and I just sat here and enjoyed.

[@BillSprague]

Thanks so much for the encouragement to travel again.

[@ventureoutthere]

There is a lot of adventure to be had out there. Have fun!

[@Retired-nohurry]

The rear tilt on your roof rack makes it more aerodynamic.

[@ventureoutthere]

Ha ha. That’s what I’m going with.

[@Retired-nohurry]

@@ventureoutthere I've taken out one front market light and roof vents along with leaving multiple pin stripes due to branches.

[@ventureoutthere]

Yeah. I’ve had to buff out a few scratches on the windows and replace one vent as well. I see it as the price of adventure.

[@Retired-nohurry]

The price of comfortable adventure.

[@e-square9976]

Nice job Mike, what month were you out there, I missed that if you posted it,…looks like the perfect time to go, not too many people.

[@ventureoutthere]

That was mid June. It was busy, but not crazy. It was nice not having all of the tour buses.

[@djaj423]

love the vids, what size is the Ford F?. looking to see what i can do with my 3/4 f250. thanks keep them coming

[@ventureoutthere]

Thanks. I have a 2018 F350 with a 6.2 gas engine. The previous camper owner had it on an F250, although that was well over the gross weight rating. The 6.2 works fine although I wouldn’t mind a little more torque when we’re climbing in the Colorado Rockies.