Camper and Truck Photos

[FourWheelOverland]

Heres mine, you can find me on Instagram @Four_Wheel_Phillips

 

[FourWheelOverland]

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How are you removing camper with the box and spare on the back? I imagine your jacks are maxed out as it is with such extreme lift?

 

[Bubblegoose1]

Quick trip to the Oregon Coast this past weekend.

 

[Dirt Rider]

 

[Regcabguy]

Quick trip to the Oregon Coast this past weekend.

That's a tight clearance between the cab and camper.

 

[Bubblegoose1]

That's a tight clearance between the cab and camper.

Setup spent its early days all over Baja and SoCal deserts; camper has never touched the cab. It is honestly the perfect clearance. The roll of the service body and/or camper matches the curve of the cab roof exactly; never gets any closer. And absolutely zero wind noise; up to speeds of 80+.

Also, with the stout F450 frame, there is no bounce/flex in the middle at all with this lite weight camper.

 

[Kya]

Spent a couple of days in Fruita, CO with the bikes. Then off to Telluride Blews and Brews.

 

[AbleGuy]

Sweet ride....I always thought that the perfect rig combo would be a service body on a super HD 4x4 with an Alaskan camper on top.

 

[Bubblegoose1]

Sweet ride....I always thought that the perfect rig combo would be a service body on a super HD 4x4 with an Alaskan camper on top.

Thank you!!

It is an awesome setup. The available permanent storage is so nice

 

[Duckdawg1]

Just picked up a new tow rig. I think the grandby fits like a glove in the long bed. It feels right.

 

[1derer1]

Spent a couple of days in Fruita, CO with the bikes. Then off to Telluride Blews and Brews.
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Looks like you have a 3 step scissor ladder? I am looking for something similar if you don't mind how high is your entry? I have a second gen Tundra with 35s wondering if a 4 step would be a better fit? Thanks!

 

[Mickey Bitsko]

Not to butt in, you would really like a 4 step not as steep of rise be and Not that much more money.

 

[The Artisan]

Mine goes to 39" I believe. Brophy
Kevin

 

[lumis]

 

[MuleShoer]

@lumis Any alucab shell interior work done Yet?