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Did you find a self venting cap or do you manually open the vent?

I've fished a fair amount and my experience has been that barbed hooks are harder on a fish than barbless. Regarding virtue signaling fly fisherman, the highest virtue would be to not engage in catch and release sportfishing. He He. Funny round about justifications for messing with the little...

Regarding the subframe springs. Are you wanting less movement? How much movement is required to avoid damage to the composite box? I didn't see where the spring rate was listed for the springs in the link. Can you preload the subframe springs more to increase the force required to compress them...

You might be able to get some inexpensive used ones from someone parting out an old camper. Check local junkyards for toppers with a missing back window and salvage the side windows for yours.

Sweet. That's some great PR. Nice work! Bryan's simple layout and explanation for a DIY builder wondering if they can complete the project goes a long way.

It's interesting that with all their engineering horse power and all the available types of water treatment systems that that is the direction they went.

Thanks for sharing the details of this build. That was a ton of fab work. How many hours do you think you put in to your flatbed?

Since I've been following TC, they haven't sold parts individually. They sold custom DIY habitat box kits and have now added the slide in campers.

This is a product that coca cola funded to develop technology for water purification so they can bottle coke anywhere on the planet. https://www.coca-colacompany.com/au/news/slingshot-inventor-dean-kamens-revolutionary-clean-water-machine

In the spirit of tracking all things camper, here is pop-up camper startup with a sizzly marketing edit. https://www.lonepeakoverland.com/

Awesome! Did you glass the outside of the plywood? The finish looks nice in the pictures.

Maybe total composites could offer an add on box kit made with offcuts. It would be a 4 sided box bonded to the outside of the existing design with a hatch door cut through from the inside for access.

Does anyone know how to move the bulk of the conversation in this thread to this one? https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/service-body-campers-spacekap-pelsue-maranda.232883/ The original poster started this thread to discuss his specific build and business venture and I think it...

Some people mount a smaller camper toward the back of a flatbed which leaves space between the camper and truck cab for storage.

Nice! What is printed on the warning sticker?

I recently did a build on one of these with the goal in mind of could it be a production worthy camper. My take away is that while the dimensions of these shells do not lend themselves to a traditional hard side layout, they do make for a camper that fits into a niche of its own. It lands...

Have you contacted spacekap for their mounting system? They have one for most of the new vehicles. There is a spacer that fits in the bed and vehicle specific stainless plates that fit under the bed rails for the clamps to compress down on so that it doesn't distort the bed rails.

I'm curious about the location of the small cracks?

Sweet build out. I'm curious how you did the couch upholstery. It looks awesome.

For Spacekap, there should be a serial number plaque adhered to the bottom door hinge cover on the inside driver side.