New Rpod Owners in Bozeman MT!

It inverted on my laptop and correct on my iPad. 

MTPodder:

Yes, a gathering in the Northern Rockies of Podsters would be great.  Never camped at the Bakers Hole Campground, but I have passed the turnoff to it numerous times on my to Jackson Hole.  On the Madison River, it looks like a wonderful place for a Pod-rally.

I don't know much about stripping decals off the Pod.  I struggle to keep them on by not using the high pressure hose in car washes to clean the Pods that I have had.  I did notice that, when I accidentally left some Gorilla tape on the back edge of my old 172, the paint came off with the decal when I pulled it away.

If yours 177 is a Hood River edition, you don't need risers because your Pod comes with them.  I've had both my old 172 (an HRE's) in some gnarly backcountry trails and roads in Southern Utah and haven't come close to high-centering the Pod.  The one drawback on the 177 when compared with the 172 is that the former lacks the interior storage space my 172, which had the monster storage under the bottom bunk.   I also removed the microwave and installed rev-a-shelf steel pull-outs to make a pantry.  To make more storage space, my first mod on the 2013 177 this spring will be to add storage space by modifying the electrical break box bench in the dinette, as per the mods posted here.  Then, some shelving over the dinette and the bed - also as illustrated here in several posts. 

Good podding and keep in touch.

Headcold

Yesterday the pic was upside down, today right side up.  Musta levitated around!

 Welcome!  We may be asking for future travel ideas in your area.  Summers bring us to the Rockies, and MT Gold Country and the Glacier NP area are on our list.

Enjoy the adventure.  It is nice to graduate from a tent and have hard walls in stormy weather:)

Thanks for all the friendly replies! We took ours over to the Madison River Friday night for the maiden voyage! All went very well dry camping. Stayed plenty warm. Loved waking up after a restful sleep next to the river. Bone dry over there right now and free camping on blm land.