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Yup, same. For limited loads like the foamy teardrop builds, it works. Certainly not something you could use for a truck camper with a bed over the cab.

PMF is a popular method and if structural burden is minimal it’s a great/non toxic way to build.

Great build!

Just double it, because that's what'll happen;)

Sweet! Looking forward to the build process

Awesome rig and build. I had that same truck for years with a truck camper on it, and towed a fifth wheel all over the country for work in the past. Robust vehicle for sure.

Simply unbelievable. Do you have composite experience? Sure looks like it.

She’s a unique beast, nice work!

I'll say it again, impressive restoration to better than new of a 30yr old camper that is now good for another 30 years. I'll never get rid of my Kodiak.....to many good memories in it.

It's a valid starting point for a conversation. I work healthcare, and it would be like me seeing a patient and only getting 1/2 of the history from them regarding symptoms.

Yeah, ultimately R5 and a small space isn't too hard to keep warm. Thx for info.

Thanks ^^^ So this rig probably has 2" walls. I found this from another poster here: Extruded Polystyrene (blue foam)(XPS) has an R Value of 5-5.4 per 1" thickness Polyurethane (yellow foam)(PU) has an R value of 6 per 1" thickness. Compare to the XPS it will break down sooner (15-20 years)...

Curious of R-value with honeycomb construction vs. high density XPS?

Beautiful work, will be a shame to cover all that pretty carbon with paint;)

How does the government levy the RUC?

Awesome work and cool pics of kiddos helping out

Nice work. I used FRP on my interior but I don’t think there’s any advantage over wood. I kinda wished I used wood for a few reasons……

Buttoned up and road tested. You know that’s happening…..nice work

Agree with vertical concept without cab over. Can build lighter without the burden of reinforcement just for large cantilever of cab over. Nice work

Funny seeing the inside, as I obviously have essentially the same camper. Our water intrusion point was the old refrigerator vent. Living in the Alaska rainforest at the time wrecked the camper. The floor essentially had 1 centimeter of standing water in it when I pulled it up. That was the...