Another New Start-Up European Pop Top Camper

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Flax/cork-composite truck camper overlands to a greener destination

If you enjoy exploring remote, pristine parts of the world, it follows that you probably want to protect those spaces — and camping around in a foam-filled box hauled by a big truck with low double-digit fuel economy isn't necessarily the best way of doing so. German startup Cabineer looks to…

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[Herbie]

I don't hate it.

Leaving aside the green-aspects, I appreciate that they're trying something different with the layout. I also really like what you get with a quasi-integrated "bed replacement" camper instead of a slide in or flatbed camper. The lower overall floor permits a lower height/COG in general, and I don't think I'd miss the crawl-through or pass-through of a fully integrated camper. Construction/installation costs have to be much lower if you don't try to cut through the rear cabin and mold to the truck cab.