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I guess I’m out of the loop, but curious. Is this intended to be used with a high lift or some kind of hand winch?

@billy bee, thanks for leaving so much Flippac knowledge here on ExPo. I have the prototype maroon/tan SLO rainfly now and it’s in amazing shape for an 11 year old (?) rainfly, like brand new. If that speaks to how well you keep your things, then your Flippac is going to make someone very happy.

I noticed OVRLND Campers offers an option to pair their top with a service body. Sounds like a perfect option to me.

How does your diesel heater go with that much tent? We have one in our Flippac and last weekend was the first time we used it in the cold. Still trying to find the right thermostat setting to limit cycling on/off of the heater. Our previous heater in our A frame tent-trailer-thing had a “low”...

I have the original SLO Canvas and Sail prototype (at least that’s what I was told). It’s in tan/maroon, which is the only reason I even consider replacing it. The rain fly is in amazing shape and I just waterproofed and seam sealed the whole thing over the summer. All battens, straps, and...

What about DIY? I’ve never done it myself, but I’ve watched a few YouTubes, so I’m pretty much an expert. ;) It seems you could configure those cells to fit you space better than off the shelf options.

Do you mind sharing your height + weight? I think I want the REI flannels and Patagucci shirt + vest, but I’m not 100% on the sizes.

It’s too tall for my taste, but I absolutely love this build anyways. I’ve thrown so many fiberglass ideas around in my brain and it’s so inspiring to see someone pulling it off. Thanks for the posts and keep it up! Can’t wait to see the finished product!

Yes it does, thank you!

These guys’ service is awesome, I’ve purchased from them a few times. That being said, we recently switched to an Exped MegaMat and couldn’t be happier.

I would also appreciate having a look. Sorry to muck up your For Sale thread.

There’s a guy in the Chinese diesel heater Facebook group that was 3D printing some fittings for portable boxes that would probably work in your wall. I’ll see if I can find his info and message it to you.

I think this thread over at Tacoma World has drawings of the original hood pins that you could take to a fabricator and have made up. I’m sorry I’m unable to find the specific post. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-flippac-info-thread.569656/

Toyota USA has a couple of cool vids, more to come. Fist vid has a slammed Tundra in the background that looks sweet!

If it can be done, these guys will do it. Give them a call. Good folks to talk to. https://www.motorsport-tech.com/bora.html

Gone!

That silt’s crazy. I was on that same road a few years ago and stopped to help a Power Wagon that had also put a rock through their tread.

@Shadewalker Thanks for the build details, pics, and experience! It’s an amazing looking rig.

Will fit 2nd and 3rd Gen Toyota Tacomas. Served us well for many years and countless nights. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/diy-raised-platform….562000/#post-18424905 The rear piece of the platform was cut to make room for bed stiffeners. Pad is not the IKEA one mentioned in the post...

So, uh… you got a build thread? Inquiring minds want to know.