jimjxsn
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Hi Guys,
I wanted to share some photos of my ATC Panther I had built earlier this year. I sold my old truck and camper, a 2000 Tundra with a 2000 FWC Ranger.
For those of you that don't know, ATC will build the camper to your specs so, with the experience gained over the years in the old camper, I had ATC build the Panther with a few mods.
First, here is the old camper. We loved that rig and created wonderful memories with it...
Here is the new ATC Panther. First night after picking it up in Sacramento...
Here is the interior build -
We don't really cook inside the camper so had this SMEV sink combo installed.
We didn't really like the 3 way fridge in the old camper so had the fridge cabinet made into a big pantry.
We shortened the bench and had this cabinet installed on the passenger side.
The Panther is the widest short bed camper ATC makes at 84" wide. I went round and round deciding on the width. The camper is still narrower than my standard mirrors and an inch or so wider than the bulge of the wheel wells.
BTW, ATC makes the Ocelot which is the same camper in either 72" or 78" widths as well as other models even narrower.
We love the width of the isle in the camper.
I have a Rhino Rack Foxwing awning and a couple of solar panels to add to the camper as weather permits. And hope to add an electric fridge freezer.
Happy camping everyone...
I wanted to share some photos of my ATC Panther I had built earlier this year. I sold my old truck and camper, a 2000 Tundra with a 2000 FWC Ranger.
For those of you that don't know, ATC will build the camper to your specs so, with the experience gained over the years in the old camper, I had ATC build the Panther with a few mods.
First, here is the old camper. We loved that rig and created wonderful memories with it...
![20070609010-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Family/Arkansas-River/i-kFcwvnf/0/580bc0ea/M/20070609010-M.jpg)
![20090922_010-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Family/Colorado-Fall-Color/i-nW48WLt/0/c4a1a364/M/20090922_010-M.jpg)
Here is the new ATC Panther. First night after picking it up in Sacramento...
![20170612_183418-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/201706California/i-NLRfVnj/0/98b3c86f/M/20170612_183418-M.jpg)
![20170612_175052-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/201706California/i-Pqp4dFP/0/11dc3b86/M/20170612_175052-M.jpg)
Here is the interior build -
We don't really cook inside the camper so had this SMEV sink combo installed.
![20170612_111219_001-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/201706California/i-fksqr8Z/0/7183cf3f/M/20170612_111219_001-M.jpg)
We didn't really like the 3 way fridge in the old camper so had the fridge cabinet made into a big pantry.
![20170612_111318-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/201706California/i-GGJ7C2Q/0/ca58f205/M/20170612_111318-M.jpg)
We shortened the bench and had this cabinet installed on the passenger side.
![20170612_111255-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/201706California/i-sq4DwKv/0/86ea4886/M/20170612_111255-M.jpg)
The Panther is the widest short bed camper ATC makes at 84" wide. I went round and round deciding on the width. The camper is still narrower than my standard mirrors and an inch or so wider than the bulge of the wheel wells.
BTW, ATC makes the Ocelot which is the same camper in either 72" or 78" widths as well as other models even narrower.
We love the width of the isle in the camper.
![20170613_105905-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/201706California/i-9xnFX7d/0/4bc0146b/M/20170613_105905-M.jpg)
I have a Rhino Rack Foxwing awning and a couple of solar panels to add to the camper as weather permits. And hope to add an electric fridge freezer.
![DSCN0956-M.jpg](https://photos.smugmug.com/Other/Archive/20170704/i-pDvTCh2/0/dec4bd9d/M/DSCN0956-M.jpg)
Happy camping everyone...
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