Our Skycamp 2.0 is in excellent shape inside and out and comes with every option available at the time we purchased it; a transparent rain shield, spare set of iKamper security locks and keys, spare set of rail clamps, a folding canvas shoe bag and a folding canvas storage bag that hangs outside the door. Very streamlined when closed up (a 5 minute job for 1 person), the Skycamp 2.0 offers minimal resistance to headwinds and sidewinds while on the road and when setup in camp. We successfully withstood three days of Class 3 hurricane winds & torrential rain in a high and exposed camp. On day one we covered the entire fiberglass shell in 3M vinyl wrap then glued rubber shield on the side, front and back of shell with Sikaflex to protect it from flying road gravel and overhanging branches along bush trails -- crucial steps for damage prevention. Every location we camped, kids loved the treehouse camp. Easily sleeps 2 adults and child very comfortably - not cramped. A very comfortable mattress and NOT 'packed out'. We purchased it new for $6300. Selling for $3100. Worth every penny. Can be purchased with M101 trailer. See combo ad. After three decades of solo overlanding through North, Central and South America; old age and the aches and pains of being 76 have finally caught up with us. We'll miss the independence, the adventures, the people we've met and the lasting friendships - but all good things come to an end. A few years ago we sold our backup overlander and are now letting go of everything at prices to benefit people keen on backroad and offroad travel. When we started out there were no trade fairs, no magazines and no Internet for information -- even the term 'overlanding' didn't exist! So we had to learn by trial and error on many solo adventures from Tofino to Newfoundland, Inuvik to Belize and a hundred places in between. Our advice is free and based on thirty years of personal experience. Contact 2muchstuff@gmx.ca for extra pictures or info
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