Adventure Truck build - 90 xtra cab 3.0
- Thread starter DIY Guy
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Hi Tangle thank you, I really like your setup too man! I believe it is, Callen sounds really familiar. This is kind of an interesting "camper" as it is more of an elaborate shell. It doesn't have its own floor so I was able to reuse the bed kit from the previous version when I had the glass shell. Basically its an insulated box, we have interior lighting and some comforts but nothing like an actual camper with stove fridge etc.
wingysataday
Adventurer
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Tylerhasaphone
Observer
That thing is sooooo beast!!! I almost went with a camper like this.. Still may if i find the right one. Callen is out of business sadly and BelAir which is also down in SoCal is all wood frame unlike callens aluminum frame, feel like the wood frame wouldnt hold up to off road / trail abuse. Sick truck! Keep the pics coming!
Face lift
Tired of the old interior and have at this point identified what works, what doesnt, what I liked and didnt so I figured it was time for a facelift and some propper component integration. Im currently in the process of building an overhead and center console. sorry about the blurry pix, Ill have to post some better ones later ; )
This stack is in the back
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Tired of the old interior and have at this point identified what works, what doesnt, what I liked and didnt so I figured it was time for a facelift and some propper component integration. Im currently in the process of building an overhead and center console. sorry about the blurry pix, Ill have to post some better ones later ; )
This stack is in the back
View attachment 342885
backlit
Im building the switch panels out of white acrylic and painting them, then etching them with the dremel and backlighting them with red led so that during the day all the text will be white and at night will be illuminated red. This is just a small test panel to give an idea what it might look like when finished
painting the panels
this shows the opacity of the acrylic
Im building the switch panels out of white acrylic and painting them, then etching them with the dremel and backlighting them with red led so that during the day all the text will be white and at night will be illuminated red. This is just a small test panel to give an idea what it might look like when finished
painting the panels
this shows the opacity of the acrylic
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