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As much as I love my Treehouse I will 100% be selling it and purchasing one of these once I can scrap together $12.5K

Like many others have said, it is a SMALL company doing all of these campers. With that said, I agree and, in my experience, Phil has replied (typically longer than I would have liked) but Vagabond is very legit and reputable. Personally I did go with a snap treehouse and their communications...

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Anyone know of any good threads or sites with good images and ideas for camper designs? Particularly how people have built out there Vagabond, AT Summit, Treehouse, OVRLND, GFC campers?

Looking for a Finch, Swift, or other FWC that is meant for a short bed mid-size. Preferably looking for a shell, needs to be under $10K! Thanks!

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Posted earlier with some misleading information, thus I am reposting with accurate info. I have for sale my GFC camper PAID IN FULL expected to be ready for pick up around May. Camper options are set as follows: Black Panels Orange Space frame Front and rear windows 3rd gen Tacoma with 6' bed...

Tacoma will be 58" plus the bed depth (3rd gens will allow the deepest depth) so roughly 6'5" for the tacoma model of Project M. I am fairly certain newer FWC like the fleet have 6'6" interior height.

Vagabond's wait is 11 months... It also depends on what you mean by headroom. FWC Project M is 6'5" all the way around whereas Vagabond has 8' (I believe) at it's peak (based on mid-size models). So depending on how you sleep, the Vagabond's camper may actually allow for more headroom (but far...

Has anyone had experience with the Aliner Offroad Trailers before? I know they are clearly not meant for overlanding, however, they look like a decent option for FS roads.

Vagabond is 11 months out

I contacted them today and apparently a recent supplier backed out on them, they will not be able to ship units for 3-4 months according to them...those signing up for the waitlist have a 5-6 month wait (estimates)

Yeah, obviously to each their own, however my major qualms with GFC are the weather sealing (read: all the doors open lend themselves to more dust and water) and translucent roof. In my opinion, the less openings below the better. Also, Leentu has an option for a fantastic fan, which GFC does...

I talked to one guy who had with one and mentioned an minor leaking issue with the new design and said it was taken care of by the company immediately. I really like the design (much better than GFC imo) but I can’t find enough info to pull the trigger. Even companies like Snap! Treehouse has...

Anyone have any experience with the Leentu UTE camper? Looks like a pretty rad little concept, but very little marketing/info about them out there.

Personally, I don't think there is any way they have a better resale value than their other models. Many of us really want a door and full enclosure...Not too mention, as you said, they are truck specific...For example, you can put a FWC Eagle on any mid-size truck plus 1st gen Tundras whereas...

Hey all, I have an Eagle Shell that I would like to trade for a GFC or Vagabond drifter. If anyone is interested in this please shoot me a DM for more details. I am looking to downsize as this camper is on my daily driver.

https://cosprings.craigslist.org/for/d/colorado-springs-2006-four-wheel-camper/6906117301.html