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Went to the Sportsmans Expo today and stopped by the Phoenix booth. The Pulse is a pop up camper attached to a Jeep Unlimited 4door with Hemi. It didn't look 100% finished but it was def pretty cool. Painted green to match the Jeep. I'm curious on how well the jeep handles with the camper on...

Mike good to meet you today. The excursion is gonna be sweet. My vote keep it simple. If it were me i would just do a pop up and a gaucho along one side. That would suit my needs I like the idea of a pop up and slide out bed also. Good luck

Interior Photos from My GoPro helmet cam.

This gives you an idea of the overall height. van is sitting on 33's tundra is sitting on 34's with a small lift

the reason i didn't mount flush with the bed rails is because it would not allow my arb fridge to be stored in the bed.

My rack was very solid. The tracks were attached directly to the metal bed with rivnuts. I thought I would need 3 bars but 2 did just fine. The last thing you want to do with a taco is add more weight than needed

i don't think you really ned 4 cross bars. I was going to do something similiar to what your are thinking but decided on this. I took the entire rack set up off the tacoma when i sold the truck. If you are interested in it send me a pm

Last year the area i snowmobile out of a guy died in his camper. We came back from our ride and the area around his camper was taped off and the sherrif department and coroner were there. Very sad. I carry 2 CO detectors and always leave a window cracked. In the past my campers have had 2...

I'm on my second quigley and have NO complaints. Their customer service is amazing. For what I need it is perfect and you can't beat the price when you compare it to other conversions. dsw4x4 drives his pretty hard and it has done fine. That being said from my research the other conversions...

40k for a new sprinter (guessing) 30k for a 4x4 conversion if it was available 30k can buy you a lot of interior work or Buy a van with an interior that is not what you want.

I thought Salem Kroger was doing 4x4 conversions for sprinters. If you got 100k to spend i'm sure you can make it all work within your budget. Maybe you buy the sprinter used

SMB is a premium outfitter but I think there are better options for performance and price. If you are using partical board in construction than the price should reflect that. The SMB Pop Top looks awesome but if you are going to cut the roof why not open it all up instead of just a small spot...

He makes them in his garage. you can always come look at my CCV down here in littleton.

Here is what Larry from Quigley sent me when i asked about fitting 35's. He also suggested 4.5 BS I've got 33 BFG AT's. IMO the BFG AT's are the best AT tire for winter use. I have yet to find another AT with siping comparable to a BFG AT.

how has your search for a 7.3 been going? I found it very hard to find one with low mileage.

evilram.... i'm in Littleton (Old Town) if you ever want to check it out let me know. My vertically challenged friends can almost stand up in it.

Over the years i've seen a few active members vanish because they don't agree with whatever politics exist behind the scenes here. I have no idea what that may be as I'm not in the industry. Just a guy who likes my toys. :smiley_drive:

The interior of the van and a complete open canvas. A bed can be easily added later. There will be enough headroom to sit up in the bed without hitting your head.

The plan is to sell my RTT first. That should get me some swivel seats.

Pretty much. We came up with a design that allows the van to still be a van. I've got some other stuff i need to do first. 1. Make some money 2. Some general engine maintenance 3. Make some money 4. New Swivel Seats 5. Make some money The interior will allow for maximum amount of...