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Truck Camper (pop up) Building 2014: Part 5 Part 5 Starting to build side walls.

Part 4 Insulating the floor

Truck Camper (pop up) Building 2014: Part 3 Part 3 Shows the start of floor building.

Truck Camper (pop up) Building 2014: Part 2 This is a short clip showing the floor base. I coated the bottom with epoxy, so I wouldn't have to crawl under it later and do it upside down...you know what that's like if you've attempted it. I did use marine ply, mainly because I couldn't get...

I'm putting part two on here Saturday the 30th. thanks

Hello truck camper enthusiasts. I am embarking on a new truck camper build from scratch, that some of you may be interested in. This one will be a little different. It will be a pop-up made of fiberglass covered 1/8th inch ply. It will have a curved one piece fiberglass over foam roof, that will...

My Take on Isolators Just read all 28 pages and was wondering how many more times 4RunAmok is going to have to say, "Don't Buy Those SQUARE ISOLATOR BOXES!!" :drool: I agree. Not worth the trouble. Read these instructions for a diode SS isolator and it will turn you off the whole project...

I'm working on a similar truck camper project, where I want a textured finish and I like this one, because, there is little or no surface prep needed, no priming and NO SANDING. Also, once you have your texture done, you slap on a finish coat in no time because the texture will hide everything...

How about something like this product for a "textured coating"? http://precisionboard.com/products/texture-coating/ Watch the video they have. It looks like there might be more texture options than the monstaliner.

From an aerodynamic point of view is there a difference between a camper that sticks out more in the front (windshield hangover) and one that sits further back on the cab top. Assuming that the front profiles of the two campers are identical. Any other concerns with campers that extend out over...

Just read all 18 pages....took 3 beers and one and a half hours and I am totally exhausted. Had notions of building my own... but now??? Maybe not. I certainly admire your determination and commitment though. Amazing!