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The 101
A Tour of a Renovated, DIY $500 Truck-Camper Rig
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A Review of the Can-Am Defender Limited HD-10
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A Tour of Brian Smith’s 2021 Mercedes Sprinter
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Kuat’s New Bike Rack Is Cleverly Designed and Easy to Use
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A Tour of the Timberleaf Pika Teardrop Trailer
A Tour of a Renovated, DIY $500 Truck-Camper Rig
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In this episode of the 101, Bryan Rogala tours cameraman Corey Leavitt’s DIY truck-camper rig. When he wasn’t shooting episodes of the 101 or working on other film projects, Leavitt spent months gutting and renovating a slide-in camper he bought for $500. He taught himself all of the skills necessary to complete the project and built out his 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 along the way.
