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Another Tacoma with a 7‘ Lynx Our partner Bear Adventure Vehicles in California is also very busy

Our 5L FX4 Double cab 2021 has 1900LB payload according to the window sticker. Just barely enough for us to install a flatbed and a flatbed camper.

How about some Land Rover Defender Love :-)

It's an option for our US customers. This one stays in Canada where marker lights and other additional lights are not required.

If you look close. There is not much room for widening the rear. You also need access to reach the tie downs. Blocking the taillights is a no go for us…. That means installing replacements in the camper with added costs.

Don't climb in bed area without camper being secured to truck.

5 more campers leaving our shop within the next several days. So exciting to see happy customers.

Seriously? You just didn’t accept my answer that we don’t just sell panels. Kept asking…… At that point we sold camper kits, not just the panels or pultrusions .

No way we are selling. I actually just ordered a flat bed and will install a bigger camper.

Seen you driving by our house in Victoria BC last week :-) Good luck with the sale!

Our 2021 is the same. Crossed into the US a while ago and the digital display changed to Miles automatically. Got an email from our dealer yesterday asking if we like to sell the truck. They would offer us more than what we paid…. Crazy!

Install looks extremely easy. Can you adjust the strength? Any noise from them? I’m going to mount a flatbed plus camper on mine and need something to help stiffen up the suspension as we will be at max gvwr . Cheers and thanks for pointer!

Never seen that before… you using it?

What would you guys recommend to firm up the rear suspension : Timbrens or Air bags? I’m torn….

The 7’ is a very nice size that follows the smaller truck footprints very well.

Our Lynx7’ on a Gladiator. Great combo!

I know that you did some testing but I’m not sure I would trust the aluminum framing to be enough of a glue surface for the upper cabinets. It’s all about preventing point loads. You are probably ok for lightweight stuff up there but heavy items like canned food etc I would certainly reconsider.

Build your own! It’s not that difficult. I bought a trailer chassis from a local builder, mounted one of our boxes and outfitted it with nice cabinetry.

nobody knows for sure ? this prototype hasn’t seen a scale yet. We just estimated it. Could easily 100lb less. cheers