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Explorer
Past due for continuation/update!
The entire point of the build and buying the Tacoma was to try a new mode of camp setup. I'd reserved a Vagabond Outdoors Drifter early in production in July and coordinated with Vagabond to pick it up in late December. I wasn't sure what options I might want so I left it as the basic "poverty pack." I probably should have gotten at least one side windoor for easy access to the fridge, but it can be added later.
As the wedge camper comparison article on this site attests, the Drifter is a fantastically designed and built topper. It is light, sturdy and has a hundred well-thought details by a team that is both obsessive and enthusiastic about camping and outdoors. The wedge gives a huge amount of standing room, and large windows give plenty of light and air flow. The side windows also have a clear vinyl zip layer if you want light in without a breeze. If you can get to the bay area or one of the many overland rally/gatherings in North America, check them out!
The entire point of the build and buying the Tacoma was to try a new mode of camp setup. I'd reserved a Vagabond Outdoors Drifter early in production in July and coordinated with Vagabond to pick it up in late December. I wasn't sure what options I might want so I left it as the basic "poverty pack." I probably should have gotten at least one side windoor for easy access to the fridge, but it can be added later.
As the wedge camper comparison article on this site attests, the Drifter is a fantastically designed and built topper. It is light, sturdy and has a hundred well-thought details by a team that is both obsessive and enthusiastic about camping and outdoors. The wedge gives a huge amount of standing room, and large windows give plenty of light and air flow. The side windows also have a clear vinyl zip layer if you want light in without a breeze. If you can get to the bay area or one of the many overland rally/gatherings in North America, check them out!