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I’m interested in a “tray” for my Raptor and a canopy/RTT or composite cube. Aluminium prices are really high right now but there is still quite a premium on the Aussie imports, I’d imagine XP are on the high end of the spectrum as well. Great concept, hard to implement here in the States...

Wow, that was an interesting amalgamation of ideas. Was not expecting to read about cattle trailers and a discussion on shipping fever! As a rancher, this was quite interesting and obviously well researched, I wish more action had been taken to help with the animal health aspect. Thanks for...

No its not, not even in Australian Dollars

I am bummed by the lack of options available in the States for Aussie style flatbed and canopy builds. I plan to do some research this winter and if I don’t find a reasonably priced option I plan to build my own. The only real value I can place on an import is the R&D cost, which admittedly is...

Kuiu. Couldn’t be happier

Great writeup but we gotta keep Northern Nevada on the DL! Nothing to see here! These pics were actually taken in Colorado!

Hey I just ran across this thread, big fan of your work over on ADVRider and your success at Dakar! Congrats on another ambitious project, it looks like you are off to a great start. I am lusting after a Aussie style flatbed and canopy for a Ford Raptor, like you I am not very happy with...

UMP or get a Donaldson catalog and install a canister or cartridge style yourself.

Looks good, although a little tall and heavy. What is the weight on the Tundra version and how does it handle? How is the egress with the pop up tent? I’m gonna build and Expo Raptor and am very intrigued by the Australian canopy system. I will be anxious to see your offerings and pricing...

Any plans for a flatbed version? I’m kinda looking at a Raptor for my next work truck rather than a 1ton. I’ve spent my entire life bouncing across Nevada in a 1ton Ford and I’m kinda over it. I realize this might get into the “custom” category but it seems more of a matter of scaling your...

Wow! Impressive project! Let me know when you're ready for another project and the 100 needs a new home. My 40 doesn't make a good family hauler. Cheers!