Truck Camper Adventure has received a total of 63 photo entries for the 2016 Off-Road Truck Camper Photo Contest and it’s time to vote! You may vote only once and you may vote for only one photograph. Voting is done by email. Select the photo you want to vote for by placing the entry number in the subject line of your email.
Note: the correct number for each entry is located BENEATH the photograph NOT ABOVE it. Voting ends on Christmas Eve, December 24th at midnight. The winner of this year’s contest will be announced on Christmas Day, December 25. For those who have participated in this year’s contest by sending in photos, thanks.
The 2016 TCA Photo Galley can be viewed by clicking here.
The rules and prizes for the 2016 contest can be found by clicking here.
Mello Mike is an Arizona native, author, and the founder of Truck Camper Adventure, one of the leading online resources for truck campers and off-grid travel. An RVIA Level 1 Certified RV Technician, Mike has been RV’ing since 2002, restored several Airstream travel trailers, and brings more than two decades of hands-on experience in RV repairs, upgrades, inspections, and consulting. Before launching Truck Camper Adventure full-time, he served 24 years in the U.S. Navy, retiring as a Chief Warrant Officer 3 (CWO3) with a background in communications. Today, Mike and his wife, Karen, explore the country in their custom adventure rig, “Godzilla,” an Elevation Off Grid Black Edition Ford F-550 outfitted with a Bowen Customs bed and Kingstar KRUZR 8 truck camper.
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