alpine_sunshine
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2021 Alu-Cab Canopy Camper, fitted on a 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road.
This is for sale as a single unit. I just finished a 3 month road trip and will no longer be living in it full time.
The camper was purchased at and fully installed by OK4WD in Stewartsville, NJ. They completed the dual battery set up, and installed the camper onto the truck. All wiring for the batteries, battery monitor, switches, electric water pump, lights, and 125W solar panel was done by their professionals.
Dual battery system, and a switch to turn on or off the automatic decoupling of the batteries if one is too low. There is also a Victron battery monitor in the camper, next to the switch panel. Seat delete was done prior to the road trip, for storage and for the 46Q VL45 ICECO fridge. There is a separate circuit for the fridge (seen in photos).
125W Solar panel mounted to roof.
The Alu-Cab Canopy Camper is a camper that takes less than a minute to set up once you get to camp. There are screens installed on all windows and doors for bug control, lights all throughout the camper (adjustable from white LED to red LED for night time), and both settings also dim from Low, Medium, to High.
The shower cube is located on the passenger side of the camper, and the 270 degree awning is on the driver's side. The camper is also complete with the awning bracket, and awning gutter.
The rear door has DIY molle panels in them - easy enough to remove if decided. There is also a GP factor table mounted to the rear door. All doors are lockable.
There is an electric water pump installed for pressurized showers. The water is pulled from the 13 gallon water tank that is mounted inside the camper. There is also a gravity fed spigot on the outside of the camper, to the left of the rear door. To fill the water tank, there is a cap on the top right of the tank to fill with a hose. (On the road, ranger stations and camp grounds were the best places to fill up.)
The panel for all the switches and the black counter tops in the camper are all Goose Gear. Next to the switches, there is a charging port for 2 USBs, and 1 12V charging port. The black counter tops in the camper are also Goose Gear. The grey walls (and frames) were a home DIY build and provided the perfect storage solution for all gear and clothes. The counter on the back right is mounted with a piano hinge to easily access the storage space. There is also a BedRug installed for comfort while in the camper.
There are 2 Caframo fans mounted to the interior - these were a lifesaver this summer.
The bed panel is separated into two pieces, these can either be pushed up and out of the way to allow for standing in the camper, or one or both can be folded down. When both are down, the bed is 8 feet in length, and is almost as wide as a queen bed. Up in the sleeping space, there are 4 charging ports on EACH side of the bed. 2 USB ports and 2 12V ports. There are also small reading lights on each side of the bed.
I can send a short video of the inside if you're interested.
The truck is a 2017 Toyota Tacoma, TRD Off Road 4WD. V6, 3.5L, 6 speed automatic transmission. Automatic limited slip differential, off road tuned suspension with Bilstein shocks, Firestone airbags, locking rear diff, multi-terrain select crawl control, and hill-start assist control. Smart key system on driver door. Sunroof. Push button start and remote start. Truck was capable and reliable the entire 3 month trip, and handled so well off road even with the weight of the canopy camper and all gear. Updated LED high beams, LED low beams, and LED fog lights. 5' bed with 120V power outlet. 89,000 miles
Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Serious inquiries only - price is $49,000. Located in New Jersey.
This is for sale as a single unit. I just finished a 3 month road trip and will no longer be living in it full time.
The camper was purchased at and fully installed by OK4WD in Stewartsville, NJ. They completed the dual battery set up, and installed the camper onto the truck. All wiring for the batteries, battery monitor, switches, electric water pump, lights, and 125W solar panel was done by their professionals.
Dual battery system, and a switch to turn on or off the automatic decoupling of the batteries if one is too low. There is also a Victron battery monitor in the camper, next to the switch panel. Seat delete was done prior to the road trip, for storage and for the 46Q VL45 ICECO fridge. There is a separate circuit for the fridge (seen in photos).
125W Solar panel mounted to roof.
The Alu-Cab Canopy Camper is a camper that takes less than a minute to set up once you get to camp. There are screens installed on all windows and doors for bug control, lights all throughout the camper (adjustable from white LED to red LED for night time), and both settings also dim from Low, Medium, to High.
The shower cube is located on the passenger side of the camper, and the 270 degree awning is on the driver's side. The camper is also complete with the awning bracket, and awning gutter.
The rear door has DIY molle panels in them - easy enough to remove if decided. There is also a GP factor table mounted to the rear door. All doors are lockable.
There is an electric water pump installed for pressurized showers. The water is pulled from the 13 gallon water tank that is mounted inside the camper. There is also a gravity fed spigot on the outside of the camper, to the left of the rear door. To fill the water tank, there is a cap on the top right of the tank to fill with a hose. (On the road, ranger stations and camp grounds were the best places to fill up.)
The panel for all the switches and the black counter tops in the camper are all Goose Gear. Next to the switches, there is a charging port for 2 USBs, and 1 12V charging port. The black counter tops in the camper are also Goose Gear. The grey walls (and frames) were a home DIY build and provided the perfect storage solution for all gear and clothes. The counter on the back right is mounted with a piano hinge to easily access the storage space. There is also a BedRug installed for comfort while in the camper.
There are 2 Caframo fans mounted to the interior - these were a lifesaver this summer.
The bed panel is separated into two pieces, these can either be pushed up and out of the way to allow for standing in the camper, or one or both can be folded down. When both are down, the bed is 8 feet in length, and is almost as wide as a queen bed. Up in the sleeping space, there are 4 charging ports on EACH side of the bed. 2 USB ports and 2 12V ports. There are also small reading lights on each side of the bed.
I can send a short video of the inside if you're interested.
The truck is a 2017 Toyota Tacoma, TRD Off Road 4WD. V6, 3.5L, 6 speed automatic transmission. Automatic limited slip differential, off road tuned suspension with Bilstein shocks, Firestone airbags, locking rear diff, multi-terrain select crawl control, and hill-start assist control. Smart key system on driver door. Sunroof. Push button start and remote start. Truck was capable and reliable the entire 3 month trip, and handled so well off road even with the weight of the canopy camper and all gear. Updated LED high beams, LED low beams, and LED fog lights. 5' bed with 120V power outlet. 89,000 miles
Feel free to reach out with any questions.
Serious inquiries only - price is $49,000. Located in New Jersey.
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