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I got to see this setup a few weeks back. It's a great rig. If we hadn't decided to go with Overland Adventure Truck building us a new camper, we were strongly considering buying this one.

In the spirit of full disclosure, the drawers are not nearly as pretty as they are in that build thread. We've been using them for three or four years. But holy crap, they are useful.

Here's our build thread. I kinda peter'd out after the drawer build so it's not updated. But you can see what we did on the platform build anyways. https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/2000-f250-7-3l-trucktor-build.218302/

Cold morning in Death Valley

Morning coffee on the drawer table

Camping above the clouds

Camp setup

Showing off at Hole in the Rock

We live under this awning when we're out

Some winter PNW camping

Drawer platform

Lion Rock

Mt. Hood

Posted up at Flaming Gorge in Utah Shows our camp setup. Not included in the sale: popup tent Jackery solar panels Starlink Awning walls (although you can source those from Overland Pros, they're pretty great!)

Camp kitchen table w/ sink, faucet and organizer (all included with sale)

We're selling our comlete overlanding setup - including the truck and gear - while we build a new rig. We built this truck to load up a couple week's worth of crap and burrow deep into the toolies and stay there until the beer runs out. Buy this truck, fill the fridge with food and beer and...

Wrapped up the bed platform and drawers I built both drawers out of a single sheet of 5/8th AC ply which was a mistake. The AC ply sat in my plywood cart for a few months and was twisted and cupped in two dimensions. It took a decent amount of wrestling the cuts into square(ish). I kept the...

I can't even tell you how much better life is with those ambulance doors off the back than a traditional tailgate and swing up topper door. So much easier getting in and out. I'm really digging the Snugtop Outback.

Progress on the bed build I'm using 3/4" shop-grade birch ply. This stuff is pretty cheap - $55/sheet - and really light but the A surface is really nice. These sheets aren't cabinet grade so they have some twists and wiggles to them. As I assemble the carcass, I have to convince the sheets to...