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Sorry, it did sell so I deleted the listing this morning.

This is now listed for sale here in the classifieds. I have a new Transit Trail coming any day now :-)

Sorry for the late reply. I decided to keep it. I was going to buy a "real" truck camper. They are so expensive! I ended up buying a tow behind camper for when I want more creature comforts for far less and can still have this in my truck for versatility. Win/win.

Shell has held up very well. I can't really think of anything to change. It's simple and it works! 've been thinking about switching to an AWD Transit van. A bit of a snafu though, I didn't realize that the tow ratings were so low on them. Might not work :-(

Thinking a little bit about selling and someone here had expressed interest......

Ah, gotcha. Will the old camper side brackets still work with the new truck side brackets? I would think they will. Truck bracket pic for reference.

My camper is still off from the winter. I'll try to take some pics tonight or in the morning. i was mostly talking about the bracket that bolts to the bed sides in the truck. These are special because of the aluminum body.

Did he align it properly? This is part of the install...

They look so good on Super Duty's! I see that yours came on a 10 year old toothpick pallet like mine did. LOL

Yes in fact there is: http://graveltravel.ca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=143&Itemid=150

I have a different brand that as far as I can tell is identical to the Diablo. I believe they come from the same factory. Yes mine is short. Build here https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/fiberglass-truck-camper-build.190779/

I don't know the official rating but I would say the weight would not be a problem. There is no way you will fit two big people up there and any two people would have to be spooning in a slight fetal position.

Ya, windows might be a little too big. They sure do provide nice view though :) The overhead storage were a bit overpriced but really easy to install and quickly removable if needed. They fit so perfectly too!

They are 550mmx1100mm. Install was very easy. Hardest part was cutting the ribs out and then the hole. Went easier than I thought with an oscillating tool and carbide cutter.

$800 https://www.stage3motorsports.com/F150-15-PKG-2015-2017-F150-RCI-Full-Skid-Plate-Package.html

They are the shizzle. I actually put a lot of heavy stuff in them. Stove, 1lb propane bottles, and a bunch of canned goods. They are handling it great.

Not sure the start/stop has that much effect. Use of the gas peddle is more likely that biggest factor. The saying is that they are either eco or boost. The boost is intoxicating and hard to avoid.

I added a link to my build above.

2017 F150 3.5EB Link to my build: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/fiberglass-truck-camper-build.190779/

Some if I don't leave a window or vent open.