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Bundutec campers are wood frame construction, old school for sure but if done right is a legit way to build. Rory has been building campers for a long time, learning his trade from his father who founded Northstar I believe in the 60's. Looking at his camper at the Expo I was impressed with the...

Just pulled the trigger on the camper which should be ready to mount on the truck around the first half of October. After looking at a few different manufacturers I settled on a Bundutec. It is based off their Bunducamp popup camper but is totally custom built to my trucks dimensions and has...

Once again Jefe has it right. When Toyota introduced the FJ Cruiser in 2006 they took a totally stock (except tires) FJC through the Rubicon driven by Bill Burke and Tom Collins IIRC. Being experienced drivers they were able to negotiate the whole trail without any body damage to the FJC. Yes...

Not a lot of them out there yet, there is a guy over on WTW (goes by Windsurfer) who has one that was custom built to his specific needs and is very happy with his camper. From what I can tell most of their campers are going to Australia and Africa at this time although they are trying to break...

Well so much for the license plate mod, last week while filling up the fuel tank some lady who couldn't (or wouldn't) speak any English drove her car into my bumper bending up the frame and plate. The frame is toast but the plate was straightenable and didn't even get a scratch. She didn't...

Very nice. What is the interior height and overall width of the camper if you don't mind me asking.

Thanks Doug, see you at the Expo!

Great, I will look forward to seeing your campers.

I'am intrested if still available, at work right now figure out details later?

Are you going to be at the overland expo in May?

I would like to see your truck at the Expo. Right now It looks like I will only be able to be there on Friday, trying to finagle getting Saturday off as well. If Saturday happens will definitely attend your demo.

First Saturday of the month they bring up the old locomotive to the canyon.

Dang I have Tuesday/Wednesday off for the next 3 months but don't have my pop-up camper yet.

Newest mod: OK, not much of a mod but it's all I got for now. We've named the truck the Road Runner because we plan to run a lot of roads paved and unpaved with it.

According to the spec charts front axle is 5500 lbs and the rear is 6800 lbs.

First load on the flatbed!

What I was thinking. Both were the same color, one was a crew cab the other a extra cab. The 2 guys in the pics were driving them around the park

The reason I asked this is I spotted these 2 trucks today at the Grand Canyon.

So Is the ZR2 on the dealer lots yet?