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In addition to @rruff’s suggestions, you might also consider making drawers out of Coroplast. I have two I’ve been using with some... -
rruff replied to the thread pivoting frames and mounting campers.Would the custom camper be a slide-in as well?
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Yes I am working on a simple "flatbed" which will replicate the stock bed rails/bed and support the camper on the 4'wide x 8' base, be...
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rruff replied to the thread Somewhere near Yuma.I thought the plastic drawers might creep or break, but they are holding up very well so far. You can customize the height to anything...
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Yeah I agree. I plan to build my inside out this summer and I think seeing @rruff's build gave me much better simplification ideas. One...
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Have you read this story yet ? How about some help from Expo in identifying this culprit. This is the behavior that gives us all a...
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rruff replied to the thread Demountable composite box to flatbed mounting system without pivoting subframe..Cool... any links or more info? The somewhat unique situation that overland campers have, is regularly going through ditches or ravines...
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I manufacture insulated fiberglass truck utility bodies (which are sometimes used as a starting point for campers). These trucks are... -
rruff replied to the thread Somewhere near Yuma.Regarding aero, I did obviously pay attention to that and it made building the box much more difficult. But I'm impressed with its...
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Very nicely done! Who needs anything more, really. I’m a big fan of minimalist. I also like how you make the box match the truck width.
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It’s based on their existing sprinter van. They have a build and price tool, and for 10K it’s the tires wheels and van compass package
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Ya know that’s true, I have a 7x12 cargo trailer I built out really nicely,and just use a buddy heater before bed then in the morning… l...
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rruff replied to the thread Which heater for my pop up truck camper.One issue with Buddy heaters is that they can't be turned down very low. The stove I have now ($20 from the big online place, Cofiyard...
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The standard Isuzu front axle weight is greater than that of the Fuso, but I cannot remember @gator70 ever mentioning what the actual...
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Given your GVW and axle weights in your pic, it still works out that you need at least a 131 load rating. Even if your build turns out...