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Update: a deposit has been placed on the camper

Bump for price drop to $5,800

Actually I am thinking of driving down to Orange County or San Diego possibly at the beginning of August for some surfing

Located in central Utah near the city of American Fork. $5,800 firm. This Go Fast V1 camper was built for 3rd gen (2016+) Tacoma, which is what I bought it used off of. It is on my 2nd gen (2005-2015) because the camper model is built exactly the same for those two Tacoma generations except for...

I just picked up a used V1 and I am amazed that the basic functionality of being able to lock and then unlock yourself from inside the lower portion of the camper with the tent closed was not built into these. The best solution I have found online is tying it closed with a string, and I want to...

Still selling?

If you buy his Vagabond, I am right next-door in Utah and I will buy your GFC on the way there

DM'd you

Any other photos of the interior of the camper? Or is it pretty much just empty besides what we can see in the one photo?

Looking for either a go fast camper or one of its competitors. I am located in Utah and can travel and have cash ready to pay. Let me know if you have something or know of something for sale. Thanks!

I find most van life "influencers" pitiful for that exact reason. A lot of them actually spend a lot less time living on the road than they say, or have a regular home and completely fake the whole thing by taking excursions every so often and milking the content from it for as long as possible...

I appreciate the positive way that you said that. In the type of work I do, all roads lead to real estate eventually. Everyone I work around owns multiple rental homes I know one day I will as well, I'm just not there yet. And going back to why I initially started this thread, maybe 20% of my...

Wow, I seem to have struck a nerve with two of you. First of all, I have never been given a single hand out nor have I ever even insinuated wanting one. I was put out on the street with nothing and nowhere to go when I was 18, and have never asked anyone for a free ride since. I did not go to...

Very nice! I know with an interior and insulation like that comfort would be no problem. I'm going to need to eventually bite the bullet and invest in a similar set up if I plan to live on the road for very long

Oh my gosh, I hope you're OK. I am so sorry, what a disaster

we think very alike. I am with you on all of that. I would love to learn what you mean by getting your assets out of the country. Last year when I was making amazing money in tech I felt like it would at least keep going long enough that I could save up and buy a nice house in cash, which would...

That came out surprisingly nice for what you started with. I am impressed. How did it go installing those windows?

What kind of climate did you live in it in? How long did you do it and what did you do after? Why did you end up not liking it? One of the best years of my life I spent sleeping outdoors on a military cot near the beach every night. So close to the ocean that I would wake up wet in the morning...

That is seeming like the most likely situation. Either put an FWC on the Tundra for the summer or just rough it in my Tacoma softopper, and then either find an apartment for just the winter/buy a chevy express to build out/get lucky and find a hard walled camper my tundra can carry/stay in a...

I don't know that I am so much considering a wedge camper anymore, but before the end of May, I have to figure something out. I could easily continue to afford living in an apartment, but I refuse to get deeper and deeper into this trap. I own both a tacoma and a tundra, and part of me thinks I...