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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    Yeah..it only makes sense when shipped together with the panels. :cool:
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    Yeah, 1/4 looks way too thick. 1/8 should do it for sure.
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    3x3, 1/8 thick (I'm no expert but 1/4 seems way too thick). I would need pieces longer than 8' because I plan the roof to be 10' long. Pickup is out of reach for me...I'm on the other side of the country. :-(
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    I would be happy to find 3x3" FRP L profiles for a reasonable price in Canada. There are sources but I have not seen anything for small quantities.
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    I have not found a good source so far... :-(
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    @dstefan @mog Man! You are hijacking my post with your aerodynamics. :p
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    Good to know, thanks! ...I'm having trouble so far finding a suitable FRP angle.
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    Yeah I'm aware of TC...I cannot get it for a DIY project. :-(
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    Composite camper - aluminum extrusion vs. FRP edges

    I'm in the early stages of planning a small DIY flatbed pop-up camper for a Tacoma. I started looking at composite, then checked out aluminum constructions, self-made fiberglass, and everything in between....just to come back to composite. :-) I'm a metal guy, so it took me a while to swallow...
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    Which pop up camper/truck combination for global off-road expeditions

    You are right. I checked online and seems that they are selling 4runners, Landcruisers and the only Toyota pick up I can see is Hilux.
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    Which pop up camper/truck combination for global off-road expeditions

    I want a truck that works globally. I may travel in Europe, Asia too. So, parts and service should be available. That’s also why I focused on a Toyota. All heavy off-road vehicles I saw, living 3 years in Bolivia, were Toyota's.
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    Which pop up camper/truck combination for global off-road expeditions

    Thank all for the advice. Somehow this turned into a battle about fuel consumption. Take it easy guys. ;)
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    Which pop up camper/truck combination for global off-road expeditions

    Hi! I’m at the very beginning of the journey…figuring out what gear I need to do what I want. I was living in South America for a few years and I always told myself that I want to get back with a proper camping vehicle. I hope that someone can give me some advise to choose the right camper...
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