Recent content by KellyM

I get the "more eye appealing" comment for the outside. But you can certainly make the interior more comfortable and eye appealing in my opinion. Here is what we did for the interior. Now when we see big name slide-in campers, they don't seem as comfortable to us for how we use our rig. Good...

I just trimmed 3/16" off one side of my slide to make it easier to use given my carpeted walls. Very easy. Circular saw and a guide. The front wood piece unscrews easily, but there is a piece of angle aluminum on the front. The screws go through that piece. You might be better off trimming off...

Mine is a one-off prototype made by friends, but they have since decided to offer them more widely and I'm sure they could make something similar for you. Top notch quality. https://evobaja.com/

I am open to selling just the Ursa Minor top. $5000 plus a black or white hard top.

It is not 80/20 brand t-slot.

I'll ask him.

I'll have to dig it up. It was from a place in Salt Lake.

And a couple of my interior redo. I'll do a full build-out post when I can free up some time.

And here is one of the outside.

Here are a few photos of the furnace. It is mounted to the framing. A friend of my did the install. He is an authorized dealer for Truma. Check out AT Overland toppers for similar Truma installs. The Varioheat furnace works well by the way. I slept in 12F and was comfortable.

Thanks. There are a couple of folks circling, but it is still available as of today.

For now I would like to sell it as a package. If that changes, I'll let you know. Thanks

I used carpet squares and 3M spray adhesive over rigid foam as well. They have held up fine in high temps (and very cold temps) and I have several things Velcroed to them as you can see in the photo.

There are a few folks interested, but the Jeep is still available.

Thanks!