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What are you gonna do with it? Just curious...

Chuggle:sombrero: No. But I wish I was. Maybe snowboarding in Vail. Durango would be fun too. But sadly no roadtrips in the near future.

I just listed my Callen Camper in the Expo Portal classifieds. Take a peek.

$1200 obo located in Rosemead,CA 91770 Box unbolts. 11inches bed railing to bottom of doors. I shortened them for my use. You can lengthen them them again for you truck.

Gotcha....I'm using the B52 front hangers and 52" springs on my C30 SAS. But thanks for explaining that you gotta run 52" for that DIY hanger to work on a van SAS.. Did you position your axle and leafs then weld the hangers or did you redrill the spring pack to center your tires in the arch...

That Chinook is coming along great. Perfect size for exploring and still having all the goodies of a C class. I can't wait to see it finished.

On my Callen camper the door latch was shimmed up with thin plywood for a tight fit. I recently added new weatherstripping to the doors from Home Depot.

Looks great. Nothing beats a little shelter to change clothes and somewhere to sleep when a tent isn't feasible.

Happy New Year Yall.:victory::wings::friday:

It would be awesome.

I was gripped to my chair till midnight reading your story. So many levels of awesome. A sweet van. A copilot with a matching pair of stones. Unstoppable.

Great Job..

Here are some pics of Callen campers i've owned. Each one cost me under a $1000 bucks off of Craigslist. The first one was fully enclosed for a flatbed. It was roomy inside. The second one was originally for a fullsize Ford truckbed. I made a floor and walls to make it sit on my flatbed. I...

The previous Callen camper was longer and wider..I sold if for something more compact.. I found this smaller Callen on Craigslist. It was originally for a ford pickup bed. I made a bottom for it and shortened the doors. I wanted the stoop over the cab roof to have a decent looking gap.

New to me smaller Callen Camper I sold the larger Callen camper and modified this smaller one to fit on a flatbed.

Great pics.

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