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    Introducing the “NEW” Alu-Cab Canopy Camper

    I have had this back door rack on the Alu-Cab for 2 1/2 years and have always parked outside. I ended up replacing the zinc coated bolts going through the Alu-Cab door frame with stainless steel bolts, because they were rusting badly. The 8020 hardware was also questionable and beginning to...
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    Introducing the “NEW” Alu-Cab Canopy Camper

    Cug, here are a couple of photos of the rack for the back door I built with extrusions. Not sure if the snow helps add contrast to see how this is put together, but it's snowing now. The second pic is the only thing I could find with the 10lbs propane tank fastened to the rack. Make sure you use...
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    Introducing the “NEW” Alu-Cab Canopy Camper

    Cug, from a previous post, I noticed that your back door does not have anything mounted to it. Neither did mine until I built sort of a vertical roof-rack for the back door for carrying Jerry cans or propane or the things you don't want in the interior. I'll get a pic posted when there's...
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    Introducing the “NEW” Alu-Cab Canopy Camper

    Cug, that's an amazing set up you have. Custom 8020 cabinets? I also like the tall cabinets on the passenger side. If I saw your setup 3 weeks ago, mine would probably be a least a little bit improved. Do you have a propane heater venting above your oven? I overland largely for my wife's...
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    Introducing the “NEW” Alu-Cab Canopy Camper

    For years now I've been reading through these threads and trying to figure out how to build the interior of my ACCC. Not wanting to spend a ton of money or add too much weight, I finally took the plunge on building a slide out tray style interior. The back door of the Alu-Cab limits the size of...
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