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Not sure you can claim 'Lightweight' when the low end is 1206. Maybe if the high end was 1206...

I built my camper form 80/20 as well and after 3.5yrs of use i only had one anchor loose. It was also loose from the beginning and in a spot that wasn't easy to get to as it was backed up by two 45degree angle supports. I think with the right sheathing bonding the frame together it is as strong...

Nope. Just cut it to size and attached it. It even got wet occasionally from condensation and never had issues. It's typically made of mahogany i think. If you are in the Western Washington area i even have some extra laying around you can have.

I used Luan Plywood held in place with VHB tape on my build. It's pretty light and held up great.

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That is great news. Get the tray with boxes for the current camper then when I want to upgrade to a Hudson Bay I just need to remove the boxes and install the Hudson Bay. You sir are a genius!

Thank you for that info. I will definitely look more into that. Does the Aluma tray have side boxes?

Price drop to $650

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I'm very interested in you truck. Would you sell it without the cap and bedrug?

Where are you located?

You are correct! It is amazing. Had it for a month now. Put a smaller Dometic 25L and my dogs food container where the NL fridge was.

Bought an OEV Camper with this fridge already in it. I wanted to see how it fit behind my drivers seat where my current fridge is and it unfortunately does not quite fit. So my loss is someone else's gain. Fridge works great as expected. Has all three baskets and the freezer lid. Comes with a 2m...

Would you be willing to sell it without the cap and bedrug?

Can you drop some pictures of the engine bay. please

This thing looks amazing!! Excellent craftsmanship! So happy you are able to use it!

Thanks Greg for the great idea. The campers are made in Canada and I can attest it is very well insulated. I have started a new thread on the OEV Backcountry 5.85 and it can be found here. https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/oev-backcountry-5-85-the-best-mid-size-truck-camper.245099/

I also live in Seattle and it is rough. I've had my truck broke into once and someone tried to break into my old camper. I'd be down to meet and spitball ideas.

I'd love to put my fridge on a slide, but with the lack of room my fridge sits front to back and is too wide to slide out. Maybe with a double cab tundra one day. Regardless you have quite a sweet and simple setup. I like it. The molle panel is amazing. I store quite a bit of stuff on it. My...

Here are some pictures of what I have for the back seat. The molle panel is a Rago Fab that I tied into the back panel. The back panel is bolted into the original seat back brackets. The last picture shows the mounts that I used with the original seat delete I did which left in the rear plastic...