My Camper

[AeroNautiCal]

That's coming along nicely, and looking very good!

 

[AKSleeper]

I'm really liking this. I like how you made it as a cap instead of a slide in. That should save a whole lot of weight.

As it sits right now, me and a buddy can lift it into the back of the truck. Its a little awkward, but totally possible. I'll be building or re-purposing something for some jacks in the future.

 

[locrwln]

Nice.:Wow1:

Jack

 

[thebrassnuckles]

Very nice. I am following this.

 

[Overland Hadley]

Looking good!

 

[AKSleeper]

Thanks for all the good comments guys! Here's a little more progress...
The roof is painted and back on. Raised to the final up position and braced. Next is the fabric.

 

[AKSleeper]

Updates!

Today was a big day. Got the rag hung.....It no longer rains in my camper!!

The fabric went up without incident, and re-installed the window. Next comes the fabric trim and drip edge.:friday:

 

[Jim Oaks]

Looking good. Any more work?

 

[WASURF63]

Quite impressive!
Looking forward to the completed masterpiece and your personal user review.
Subscribed.

 

[AeroNautiCal]

That looks to be a very professional installation.

Will you be fitting an internal bungee to pull the fabric inwards when the roof is lowered?

 

[Lingenstein]

Looks awesome! Subscribed

 

[Ozarker]

Fantastic build! It's on a Ford too!

How are you going to "control" how the material folds as you lower it? Is it off set at the top, slightly inside along the roof than at the base?

 

[Wvprepper]

That looks very cool...How much you got in it...

 

[gallinastrips]

SWEET!

 

[ober27]

Any updates? I've enjoyed this build, and would love to see how it turns out.
Darin