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this the autohome maggiolina airland small M/09. it’s in good shape. i put it on a 4runner with gobi stealth rack. it fits… just barely with the tailgate open in back. the fabric and shell are solid. mattress is good too. amazing easy. park on level ground and in less than a minute… up you go...

ok.... here is this year... https://goo.gl/photos/zkUXMFJAuoAZywCR6 3 months turned into 8....

maybe a little dancing... bears, coyote, marmot... no wolves though. here is a link to some photos from last years travel through the fall. it starts in nh and me... then straight to northern rocky mountain states and south and into california... https://goo.gl/photos/M57d3iNuHHTYmT1s8 i'll...

there is a lot of public land in the west. i found traveling through the rocky mountain states that national forest and blm lands were often right next to national parks. most of these national forest have roads that are open to vehicles and you are free to camp just about anywhere if you're not...

they can put the cross bars where you want... but this is the standard setup... works fine with the autohome maggiolina model i have. this tent has buckles up front that i can't open all the way because the rack rises up in the front. it's not problem though with this size tent. the longer ones...

this is the stealth..and this is how you mount it to a clamshell...

two adults. it's the small width and length. if you are over 5'10.... you'd be better off with the longer version or the later version with the pneumatic lifts. mine is the crank and lift takes up some room at front and back.

i've got over 90 nights in mine since the fall and i LOVE it.

because sleeping in the penthouse is more fun...

AutoHome Maggiolina—the World's most refined vehicle roof top tents i have the m/09 model. it's sitting on a gobi stealth rack. i have about 60 nights in it. set up is fast, less then 5 min. take down is quick too. i can break camp in about 20 min. if you get this combo be aware that the front...

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here's a few shots (with the truck of course)... i got a bunch more that i have to edit... but you get the idea...

That's a Hennessy hammock that I had modified to unzip the bug netting. I has a nylon rain fly... But I've been using a homedepot tarp on a ridge line when I car camp. This anchor makes for a really quick and adjustable setup....