Lone Peak Overland

[BudLoomis]

Looks awesome @BudLoomis - great config utilizing the 5 ft Taco bed. Your interior is exactly what I'd want to do with my RR. Mind sharing what the interior components are if not a custom job?

With the sticker shock of what an Alu-Cab base cost and install would be Lone Peak looked like a great option to consider. I like their inclusion of the rising interior platform on gas struts. The price is certainly much more right and the options offered are really enticing.

Delivery timeframes are a bit of a bummer. I also am not sure why the mounting system can't work with drop-in liners. Not that I am thrilled with the factory drop-in, but kind of something I don't want to deal with removing and storing or discarding. I am also slightly put off by just how far forward the cabover bed goes compared to other shells, seems like a serious wind sail - though I understand a roof rack with deflector is a big help. Trade off to get more interior pass through space I guess.

Thanks the interior was built by: https://www.instagram.com/fahrt_systems?igsh=MjE1cTBkYTg0Y3Nj

I highly recommend them. They are located in Calgary Canada. Awesome road trip for an awesome custom build.

My Lone Peak installed perfectly with the factory 3rd gen Tacoma bed liner. I think it depends on the vehicle.

The length is my favorite part of the LP Camper. Provides a ton of room and no panels to move out of the way to get in and out of bed. Also, provides unobstructed airflow from my diesel heater, installed below. The section over the cab is only 1.75-2" above the roof or the roof rack in my case with the tall version.

I hope that helps. Hit me up if you have questions. I'm on Instagram pretty regularly if you want to message me there: BudLoomis

 

[TexasSixSeven]

Lost access to my account sometime last year, and was too lazy to jump through the hoops of resetting my password. Finally got around to it, so figured I’d update. I picked up my camper a little over a year ago ago now, and still loving it. Like many others I’ve had a few small minor warranty issues that LPO was very quick to take care of. I’m around 37-38 nights in it so far, and about half of those have been with a family of four. The rest either solo or just me and my oldest boy!

 

[Kingsize24]

Lost access to my account sometime last year, and was too lazy to jump through the hoops of resetting my password. Finally got around to it, so figured I’d update. I picked up my camper a little over a year ago ago now, and still loving it. Like many others I’ve had a few small minor warranty issues that LPO was very quick to take care of. I’m around 37-38 nights in it so far, and about half of those have been with a family of four. The rest either solo or just me and my oldest boy!

Very nice! I like it.

 

[kfricke87]

Lost access to my account sometime last year, and was too lazy to jump through the hoops of resetting my password. Finally got around to it, so figured I’d update. I picked up my camper a little over a year ago ago now, and still loving it. Like many others I’ve had a few small minor warranty issues that LPO was very quick to take care of. I’m around 37-38 nights in it so far, and about half of those have been with a family of four. The rest either solo or just me and my oldest boy!

How is it with the family of 4? I assume 2 up on the bed and 2 in the truck bed? That is currently my plan as I wait for my LP build date.

 

[TexasSixSeven]

How is it with the family of 4? I assume 2 up on the bed and 2 in the truck bed? That is currently my plan as I wait for my LP build date.

Correct. I left my bed mostly open, and have an inflatable mattress my boys share. They’re still young, so it’s pretty easy as it is. However I’m going to have to rethink it as they age. I think I’ve gotten it figured out, but proof of concept is still yet to be seen.

 

[TexasSixSeven]

Last weekend I ran up to NM to leave my truck with a fabricator, and we spent the night camping in the Lincoln NF the night before. Made for a good quick trip!

 

[Hodor]

Last weekend Lone Peak did a hide-and-seek game in hood river, Did anybody hear if the coin was found or who won the prizes?

 

[Antwon412]

It was found. Somebody posted about it on the Facebook group for Lone Peak Camper owners.

 

[TexasSixSeven]

It was found, and he immediately used it to purchase his Lone Peak. Pretty awesome!

 

[ulag]

Hope everyone is doing well! Always forget about this forum. I've had my camper 15 months now and still love it! Completely redid my interior and also added a side window today!

 

[Spencer for Hire]

Very nice. What did you use to build the base/floor? Thank You.

 

[ulag]

Very nice. What did you use to build the base/floor? Thank You.

Not sure if you're asking me or someone else. Base of my build is 3/4 plywood, painted 3 times all around with exterior latex paint to keep it water proof

 

[Spencer for Hire]

Not sure if you're asking me or someone else. Base of my build is 3/4 plywood, painted 3 times all around with exterior latex paint to keep it water proof

Thx. Yes it was you, forgot to quote you.

 

[KDog22]

This question may have been posted elsewhere in this long thread, but I didn't want to wade thru 400 posts to find out.
Does anyone know for certain whether a LP Camper built for a 3rd Gen Tacoma will fit on a 2nd Gen bed? This is for a 6 foot bed. Small modifications would be ok. I think the tailgate is the biggest difference and have a email in to Lone Peak to see what they say. Any info would be appreciated!

 

[Xanthophyll]

I have nothing to do with this company, but I noticed on Facebook Marketplace that an outfit named "Adventure Further Off Road" in Appleton WI is now a dealer for Lone Peak Overland and will be offering sales/installation of the LP Camper. Nice for those of us in the Midwest who have almost nothing in terms of sales for Pop-up campers.
Does anybody have any experience with Adventure Further Off Road?