Runaway Roses

Last week we attended a Bigfoot camper gathering in Elizabethtown, KY. We had such a great time meeting new friends and seeing some of our longtime friends. It was a busy few days of visiting historic places, eating good food and just getting in some relaxation. We look forward to another meetup with this group sometime soon. If you’re a Bigfoot camper owner, you should join the Bigfoot RV Clan group. They have plans to have yearly get togethers and it’s a great group to hang with. Taylor even got a new stuffed possum from Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park.

This is the third episode of viewers rigs and our reactions where we look at your (our viewers) rigs. A huge thank-you to everyone who submitted photos and videos—we truly appreciate you taking the time to share your setups with us. It’s always so inspiring to see how creative the truck camper community is, from cool storage solutions to clever off-grid upgrades. Every rig tells the owner's story and seeing how you’ve personalized your truck campers is one of the best parts of what we do.

What really stands out is the incredible variety of truck camper setups out there. Different trucks, different campers, different travel styles—but they're all built around the same idea: freedom. Truck camping is a nimble, go-anywhere way to explore, whether you’re chasing remote trails, quiet camp spots, incredible scenery or weekend getaways. It’s easy to see why more and more people are joining the —and these videos continue to be great reminders of what makes this community so special.

We hope you enjoyed the video!

If you're interested in having your truck camper rig featured in an upcoming "Viewer's Rigs" video, send no more than 5 photos to [email protected]. If possible, please include an interior photo.

Thanks to these viewers who watch our channel and who submitted photos of their rigs to use in this video:
1. PancakeBill's 2002 Fleetwood Angler 9D on his 2007 Chevy 2500HD gasser
2. Bob's one-of-a-kind camper that he built from scratch on his 2017 RAM 3500
3. Brian and Dee's 2006 Citation Supreme 9.9 Truck Camper and 2008 Citation Supreme 33ft fifth wheel on a 2010 Dodge Ram dually
4. Darren's Northern Lite 10-2 on a newer RAM dually
5. Eric and Peg's 2021 Northern Lite 10-2 on a 2025 Ford F550 84" Cab Chassis modified with Liquid Spring Suspension with TruEarth leveling
6. Greg and Kelly's 2023 Palomino 2902 on a 2019 RAM 3500
7. Hank and Debbie's 2013 Lance 825 on a 2006 Ford F250 4x4
8. Jerry and Dianna's 2023 Palomino HS2912 and 2007 Montana fifth wheel on a 2019 Ford F350 6.7 Diesel
9. Kevin's Wolf Creek Roam Camper on a Red fourth gen RAM
10. Mike's 2006 Arctic Fox 811 on a 2017 Ford F350
11. Pierre and Johanne's 2013 Palomino Maverick 1000 on a 2005 Ford F350 4x4
12. Rob and Debbie's 2021 Northern Lite 8-11 LE on a 2022 RAM 3500 Laramie diesel
13. Tom and Dina's 2018 Cirrus 920 on a 2018 Ford F350
14. Wade and Tracy's 2012 Arctic Fox 865 Silver Fox Edition and 2012 Arctic Fox 29-5 Silver Fox Edition fifth wheel on a 2019 Ford F350 gasser
15. Lance and Flo's Wheelin’ with the Wendes 2023 Host Mammoth 11.6 on a 2022 RAM 5500 Tradesman with a full Kelderman air suspension
16. Zach's 2014 Lance 950S on a 2023 RAM 3500

We hope you enjoyed the video!

Viewers Rigs Reaction 3 / Lance, Cirrus, Northern Lite, Citation, Host & Others This is the third episode of viewers rigs and our reactions where we look at your (our viewers) rigs. A huge thank-you to everyone who submitted photos and v...

Can I fix our chalky camper finish without paying hundreds of dollars paying someone to do it for me?

Our truck camper looked tired and dull and honestly, it didn’t look like it had ever been polished. The fiberglass had noticeable oxidation, and it was time to see if I could bring the shine back.

In this video, I walk you through the same product and polishing method I’ve used for years on multiple RVs and boats. It’s not complicated, but it does take some effort. The good news? Doing it yourself can save you hundreds, even thousands — compared to paying a professional detailer.

This is a quick rundown of:

✨ How I remove oxidation from fiberglass
✨ The compound and tools I use
✨ The polishing process step-by-step
✨ What kind of results you can expect
✨ Why I prefer this method for long-term shine

If you’re a DIY RV owner who wants to restore your camper’s finish and protect your investment, this video is for you. The same process works great on motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, truck campers, and even boats.

There’s nothing better than stepping back and seeing your RV looking glossy and refreshed again.

We hope you enjoyed the video!



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RV & Fiberglass Polish | Bring the SHINE Back ✨



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RV & Fiberglass Polish | Bring the SHINE Back ✨ Can I fix my faded camper without paying hundreds of dollars paying someone to do it for me?Our truck camper looked tired and dull and honestly, it didn’t lo...