Recent content by whitewatersully

Depending n the length of your boat something like this might work

Nice setup and clean fix on the front jacks.

In 1989 it was listed at $2,495 as stated in four wheeler.

That is a great design and excellent work. Where did you find the design or did you come up with the design and if so would you be willing to share?

I have been thinking about the same idea. I was looking to use a hard tonneau cover as the lifting part along with some soft sides like the sportmaster camp-along.

They do make a tongue and groove plywood that mates together at the edge, Makes for a stronger seem.

Yes I did take a look at his it was part of the reason I snapped up the shell even though it was for a long bed. I was now just trying to decide if towing, spare tire access, or ease of entry was worth the angled construction.

The camper is being built with an 8 ft flippac that is why I have the overhang. As for use it squared would probably help with the toilet placement and extra interior space. But after seeing the angled I didn't know if it would help with entry height or towing/spare tire access.

Thanks for the input I was leaning that way but thought it might be nice to leave it on all the time. Now the question is square overhang or angled.

I am building a camper for my truck that will hang out past the bed I am trying to decide which is better or at least what are the positives to either a squared off rear overhang or an angled one? I realize ease of construction for one and departure angle for the other, is there any thing else?

I have an 8 foot flip pac I was thinking of modifying to fit a short bed. Any suggestions on what would I need to do to sure up the front over hang. Right now as it sits it has no overhang since it was for a long bed? As for getting a new one being on the east coast makes switching it for...