Recent content by McLean

We decided to keep the 4WC. Now offering it as follows: Truck + Bed- $27.5k Truck Only- $20k Bed Only- $10k

Not a 53 block. Auto Trans- 47RE

Thank you!

Price drop to $65k! Also made a video:

Oh wow. Major oversight on my part! It is most definitely 4x4. Dana 60 front and 70 rear with LSD. Very capable...

Fall is here and the temps are dropping. Keep camping in comfort with this setup! Make an offer!

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I'd really like to sell this setup together since it is mostly tailor made. Make an offer! Or potentially willing to separate. Bed would have to go first. Make an offer!

Rear bumper is custom built in-house. I needed to move the bumper and hitch up and back for the new bed/camper setup. Also you can't fit a 35" spare under these trucks (****** Dodge?!) so it got a swingout and the hitch addition seemed like a no-brainer. I also wanted it to swing driver side which...

Thank you! The front boxes are all Aluminum. Rears are 16ga steel & powdercoated(this size wasnt available in Aluminum). As you could probably tell from the photos, these started as stock truck boxes (Buyers Products) thate were selected for the door size I needed. Then they got cut, sectioned...

Added a few pics to the Google album of interior if truck and camper and outside kitchen setup. Will adds more to this thread once I get back to my computer.

Thanks! It has been a game changer

For Sale: Complete Rig- 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 (diesel) with 2020 FWC Hawk and Custom Bed Location: Bend, OR Price: $69,000 We are listing our beloved truck/camper/Bug Out Build for sale. This setup has exceeded our expectations and is ready to rally in a moments' notice. This build contains all...

Wow, that is a bit steep. It seemed like most of the vehicle mounted hammock products were around the same price point until that. It doesnt attach to your roof, but I make a mount that goes in your receiver hitch that is quite a bit less expensive. Plus a bit less treacherous IMO...

BPD53- thank you for the detailed and honest review. I will try and address some of your concerns/comments without getting too far into the nuts and bolt of it (literally!) The bungee cord- we recommend the bungee for rough terrain travel. It's definitely not required, just a preventative...