Camper and Truck Photos

[Cheyneskeezer]

picked this older 6.5 ft flip pac up a few days ago while me and my wife safe for a sprinter 4x4 for a few years. any suggestions on repairing the screens would be great in a PM. im thinking about just buying a roll of the vendma (spch) mesh screen and hand stitching entire panels on.

 

[Andrealice]

Palomino bronco and dodge ram in Yukon this summer, it was a nice set up
The pop up camper is still for sale

 

[codename607]

Beach driving in Maryland.

 

[lactic]

Winter is coming.


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[4x4JeepCamper]

We were not looking for a tiny truck-born apartment. We camp outside, and wanted the camper to provide secure & convenient storage and a dry place to dress and sleep. After looking at many campers & conferring with those manufacturers willing to make modifications, it became apparent that we would have to go with a full-custom build. We sent a long list of specifics to Robby at Coyote RV (aka: Phoenix Pop-up) and a year latter we drove to Denver to have our new camper installed on our new Ram 4X4 truck. Robby and crew did a great job and we couldn't be happier.

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We do not cook inside the camper, though on rare occasions we may heat up a can of stew or boil water for coffee. Our kitchen gear is contained in two milk-crate size boxes, which keeps it dry, dust-free and portable. The boxes are easily lifted out and used with the external truck-mounted shelf, or carried to a campground picnic table, or even into a motel room. There is no built-in stove, icebox, sink or water tankage. We carry an icebox in the cab behind the front seats.

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2018 Ram Tradesman 1500 4X4, Timbren SES Overloads, Les Schwab Wild Country Trail 4SX Tires, Custom-built Phoenix Pop-up Camper.

Interesting design, I like it. I agree with you, a built-out interior uses too much space, with too many frills. If I were to buy a popup, I would go with a shell model. Your side door access is another great idea. I'm building a canopy to be mounted on a flatbed truck. No cab-over, and the top will flip, like a Flipac or Wildernest. Both sides have an 8' door that opens upwards like yours. It's still in the construction phase, so no pictures yet.

 

[Runt]

Interesting design, I like it. I agree with you, a built-out interior uses too much space, with too many frills. If I were to buy a popup, I would go with a shell model. Your side door access is another great idea. I'm building a canopy to be mounted on a flatbed truck. No cab-over, and the top will flip, like a Flipac or Wildernest. Both sides have an 8' door that opens upwards like yours. It's still in the construction phase, so no pictures yet.

Rob & Cari & Phoenix Pop Up Camper / Coyote RV are awesome! Rob can build you almost any thing and the prices are fair.

 

[ardenlonewolf]

My old power wagon and FWC Hawk shell

 

[cools20]

When will FWC's make a flatbed shell model?! Wink wink. Hint hint!

 

[F250sd21]

Firestone 5000 lbs system.

 

[Kowboy]

Black Hills, SD
ATV trail pretty much petered out at the downed tree ... I didn't.

 

[Atl-atl]

2018 TRD Offroad Tacoma with 1986 Four Wheel Campers Fleet. Shortened 20 inches and remodeled to make it similar to a modern Four Wheel Campers Swift. Camped at Sheeps Bridge along the Verde River about 70 miles north of Phoenix AZ in the Tonto National Forest.

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

Ill get full height sides built in a few weeks hopefully.

 

[Regcabguy]

Mountain goat. More pics please.

 

[Kowboy]

Medicine Bow National Forest, WY

 

[mtnbike28]

picked this older 6.5 ft flip pac up a few days ago while me and my wife safe for a sprinter 4x4 for a few years. any suggestions on repairing the screens would be great in a PM. im thinking about just buying a roll of the vendma (spch) mesh screen and hand stitching entire panels on.View attachment 487217View attachment 487218

If you find a way to replace the screens, please share. Mine will need it one day soon!