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Yup! Designed to fit a Frontrunner Prep Table and 2x 2 gallon rotopax’s in between the camper and the rear window. The camper is 6.5’ long, tunnel box is 1.5’ long, and my bed is 8’2” long. We kept the camper 8’ total so it can be swapped onto any full-size truck, whether its 6.5’ or 8’ bed...

Scott, thank you for taking the time to view the vehicle! I enjoyed our conversation and showing you around my favorite truck build! I am glad you liked the truck, and I hope you find a camper build that can also dual as a tool/supplies hauler! Feel free to contact me with any questions and...

Unfortunately not at this time, although I have always liked the 4x4 conversions! Thank you for viewing the ad.

Thanks for checking out the Ram. I will have some more pictures uploaded this evening. The roadtrip back would be great and room/board would be free in the camper!

Hi Jesse. Yes, the regular cab rules! Best combination of livable space with the 8' bed and drivability being a 6.7L Cummins. I replied to your DM and look forward to sharing more images of the Ram.

Hello all, I am testing the waters on selling my 2018 Ram 2500 Regular Cab 6.7L Cummins. More information about the truck: Truck Brand: Ram Model: 2500 Engine: 6.7L Cummins Gear Ratio: 4.30 Nitro / Yukon Transmission: 68RFE Miles: 54,500 Title Status: Clean, title in hand Owner: #2 Truck...

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Absolutely yes, and I intend to. However not on a mid-size truck. Here are some opinions I have. -Gear storage. Both dirty and clean. You need separate locations to keep these things so your dirty gear doesn't come into you clean gear section. For example, your dirt camp chairs/snowboard gear...

Sad you're selling it!

I started a Facebook group for owners/people waiting only. If you want to join, DM me on my Instagram for the link - @socalexpeditions

Tell me again, did you have a camper on order with VO? One you're currently waiting to pick up? You're not helping anyone by sharing your opinion.

FYI you can only sue an LLC for $5,000. Even if every person who did sue gets their money back, that's still what...$20,000? Also some over dramatic responses here. @sn_85 @denvertacoma , do either of you have a camper on order with Vagabond that you're waiting for? Or just adding bulls** with...

Yup, class action isn't the way. I think most, if not all of us would rather have the camper than the money. I've paid more direct to Vagabond than what legal action against an LLC will pay out. I'm not sure if I'll see the money, but I would much rather have my camper (even uncompleted).

Not as of right now. Last update I saw was just a picture of my camper and still hearing there are lead time issues and some of the more optioned out units waiting for parts

No update, just the same spiral of discussion that occurs once every few months then ends up in threads getting locked.

I'd be rad to see pictures of every build in there if allowed! At this point that's the least peace of mind that should be approved

Anybody done a pickup recently

Here's another Vagabond for $8,000.

Easily. No proprietary parts, you can fix anything that breaks, no leaking water, no soaked mattresses, no falling off doors, etc. It's no surprise how many people get a GFC for the hype and sell them weeks to months later when the flaws stand out.

And they've been missing those parts for what seems like 6 months now but we'll ignore that part, lol.