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I made a review video specifically for the iLander Lite Cruiser and the Stealth build. I tried to be as comprehensive as i can.

Thanks man really appreciate that! The Method Bronze definitely turned out sharper than I expected. And theyre Ford Performance too so they are hub centric (no vibrations). They just pop against the body lines. That “minimalist” vibe is exactly why we went this route. No obnoxious jerry cans...

Updated video on the build

I can still carry stuff on top of the tent. With the tonneau open i can strap bulky items like a e-z up or luggage on top of the tent, just strap it down tight its quite rugged - and awesome thanks for checking it out! If decked built a platform for rtts it might be overkill , you cant beat $40...

Yes that was my setup for some time, can carry a lot more gear and the tailgate is an underrated tool But, If you're a short king you can pull the tent out and have a little space to cook underneath

I think that may be illegal in the state of California, I may have to settle for a turtle shell 🐢 or bananas 🍌

Here is the link. Heads up to give the shipping some time if you decide to purchase https://a.co/d/0aqoXJsW

Awesome and thank you for telling me, this is the link i hope it works

There's quite a bit of room; you can store enough supplies for a few days out in the sticks

Here are some images of the build. There is also a decent amount of information in the video I linked. The platform under the tent measures 43" x 48" x 9.5". I use a simple soft roll-up tonneau cover from Mostplus. Under the tent, I have a large storage tote that measures 40" x 20" x 7", along...

There's more than enough room for all the gear, my wife, our 70 lb dog, and me. There are some compromises, but if I cared about carrying more "stuff," I'd get a full-size truck.

Hey guys wanted to share my Stealth Camper setup: Just saw this clean maverick running a similar RTT setup, and it got me thinking about the benefits of keeping things low and smart. Instead of building a skyscraper on the truck with a go-fast camper, I keep mine folded flat in the bed under...

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did you use the wet method to install?