Congrats... you'll love it! Alice and I are just wrapping up a 9 day trip with our Hawk. Having a FWC is like having another truck though. You end up making mods to it along the way to better suit your needs. So far in the last few months that we have had ours (used 2002 that we were lucky to find in Phoenix) we have added more battery capacity, redesigned the seat bench, added a fantastic fan, added a Swampy Evap unit, added a Shady Boy Awning, and added a power inverter to power/charge any needed electrical items. It is SOOO much better than tent camping. Even better than the RTT that we used to use. I think the biggest advantage is that you feel much more secure in foul weather, especially windy conditions.
1984 Jeep $crambler - Lifted/Locked on 35s/Caged/RTT Rack/Etc...
(The neverending project... )
2004 Dodge Ram Quad Cab 4x4 6spd Diesel - Gauges/Rolltop Bed Cover/RTT Rack/Lorenz Bilstein 5100 Suspension with DP Leaf Springs
2002 Hawk Four Wheel Camper
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