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What I would really want is a an EXP that I could put on a Ford Transit cutaway chassis... Similar to the Iveco daily builds you can swivel the front seats to be part of the camper section. Also, with the transit I could get the economical gas engine and not have to deal with diesel for S...

I will have to save this thread for that next time I start talking myself into the overland romance with one of these ex military trucks. On paper they seem so perfect (cab over, CTIS, etc).

Wow very nice. Very interested to learn more... what platforms can that camper be installed on in the US? Cost, options, weight, etc.

Are you planning an interior build? Very interested to see how it goes.

I always thought the Kimberley Kruiser camper would be awesome to mount on a truck flatbed like a Fuso. The Mog would be awesome but the Karavan is a large camper; personally I would prefer the smaller version. I wonder if they will mount it to different chassis, so it's possible it could...

Has anyone costed out (even high level estimate) the full Goose Gear interior similar to their Tacoma?

Now that people have had them a while. How are they in high wind when deployed? Seems like a lot of tent high up; interested to hear real world experience.

Rino, what is the typical wet weight of this setup on a Tacoma? For instance, the weight of the OK4WD Tacoma with fuel and water?

This couple built simple wood cabinets and have been living in their Flippac so it can be done cheaply. Also add a floor to the bed and you could build and mount self made cabinets built with 80/20 aluminum rail. Bunch of info out there about 80/20 builds and it is light and looks similar to...

Any update on the progress of finished pictures? Very interested to see how this turned out.

Thanks for the links. Hadn't seen Benchmark Vehicles before. I like that u-shaped settee with the drop down bed. I had sketched out a similar design. Looks nice. I think the Revel is a good start with some interesting features (I like the heating method for the tanks using the diesel...

This new Alu-cab Khaya Camper is now available in the US through OK4WD. The announcement was posted in a different section here on Expo, but if people are following the new camper I noticed OK4WD has the details up on their site including base $14k and option pricing with a “build” to price...

The new Revel Sprinter Camper From Winnebago uses the heated glycol tubing from the diesel heater to heat the tanks under the van. Seemed like a cool idea. There is a Facebook owners page if you wanted to hear real world experiences with that system.

This is a pretty old thread but interested if there are updates?

Wow thats cool. GLWS

Thanks for the link the blog. Looks like a great trip.

Looks great; congratulations! I like the layout a lot with the rear dinette to see out the back instead of the front dinette by the bed. Great separation between the sleeping person and the person at the table is nice. Is there a toilet setup? If not I do wonder if/where they would put...

I was surprised it took so long and then surprisingly happy (for you) and sad for me even though I know I would never buy it (East coast living, way overkill for us, etc.) but feel like I needed to have it's awesomeness that may never be available again. Oh well. Congrats on the sale and very...

Has anyone seen one of these in person? The videos are helpful but wondering about the interior storage... other than the cubbies not sure where one would store clothing, gear, etc.

I agree regarding the e-series. I drove a lot of Ford vans over the years and now driving a MB Sprinter 144 I am still amazed at how well the Sprinter drives. Super smooth, handles well, decent acceleration for an RV, and on long drives I find it super comfortable. Ford vans always drove...