Deposit received. Will update if it does not work out. Thank you forall of the interest.
FWC Keystone converted to full size shortbed model similar to Hawk. Everything was new last year with the exception of the roof, which is original and has not leaked. Floor pack and overhead bunk are now all aluminum, no more rotting plywood. Kitchen is a Dometic 2 burner stove top with sink on a 48" stainless countertop. Lagun removable table mount with stainless top. Cabinets are also aluminum now to minimize weight. Overhead bunk is a king and you can sleep North/South or East West. Lower rollover bed converts to full size. 21 gallon fresh water storage and removable Thetford Curve flushing porta-potty. There is a tankless hot water heater and outdoor shower mounted on the back. All new windows with screens and shades. 2 Fantastic Fans in roof. All lighting is LED. USB Charging ports. 200W Solar with EPEVER 20A MPPT Solar charge controller feeding 2 Optima Yellow Top house batteries. Dometic CFX-40W 12V/120V refrigerator. 2 10# propane tanks. Heater Buddy heater on back wall. Completely self-contained and runs off grid without any problems. We spent about 4 weeks in the camper this summer. Top is the updated 4 window version with screens, clear windows, and black outs. Ceiling height is just a hair over 72", so if you are over 6' plan on ducking! Solid hickory floors could be removed to save additional weight. CO and Propane Detector. Includes 4 camper jacks. Will work on full size trucks with 6.5' bed. Side rail height is 20.25" so Tundra would need a bed drawer or 4x4s under floor to clear bed rails. If you really need a truck too I would sell it with my 2005 2500HD Crew Cab Duramax with 114K miles. I bought the truck as a recovered theft so it has a restored salvage title. Selling to make some room for a couple of projects I have coming in later this year.
You can see the build here...
https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/posts/2382395/
FWC Keystone converted to full size shortbed model similar to Hawk. Everything was new last year with the exception of the roof, which is original and has not leaked. Floor pack and overhead bunk are now all aluminum, no more rotting plywood. Kitchen is a Dometic 2 burner stove top with sink on a 48" stainless countertop. Lagun removable table mount with stainless top. Cabinets are also aluminum now to minimize weight. Overhead bunk is a king and you can sleep North/South or East West. Lower rollover bed converts to full size. 21 gallon fresh water storage and removable Thetford Curve flushing porta-potty. There is a tankless hot water heater and outdoor shower mounted on the back. All new windows with screens and shades. 2 Fantastic Fans in roof. All lighting is LED. USB Charging ports. 200W Solar with EPEVER 20A MPPT Solar charge controller feeding 2 Optima Yellow Top house batteries. Dometic CFX-40W 12V/120V refrigerator. 2 10# propane tanks. Heater Buddy heater on back wall. Completely self-contained and runs off grid without any problems. We spent about 4 weeks in the camper this summer. Top is the updated 4 window version with screens, clear windows, and black outs. Ceiling height is just a hair over 72", so if you are over 6' plan on ducking! Solid hickory floors could be removed to save additional weight. CO and Propane Detector. Includes 4 camper jacks. Will work on full size trucks with 6.5' bed. Side rail height is 20.25" so Tundra would need a bed drawer or 4x4s under floor to clear bed rails. If you really need a truck too I would sell it with my 2005 2500HD Crew Cab Duramax with 114K miles. I bought the truck as a recovered theft so it has a restored salvage title. Selling to make some room for a couple of projects I have coming in later this year.
You can see the build here...
https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/posts/2382395/
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