New Four Wheel UTE Flat Bed Model Coming Soon ...

[Denny@fwcjh]

What are you doing for suspension?

 

[Foster Huntington]

ARB Heavy 2 inch lift + airbags in the back.

 

[haven]

Thanks for sharing the details of your build.

The Facebook photos show the two gas cans sticking out a little on either side of the rear. I'm concerned you could snag a can on a branch on a narrow trail. It might be better to relocate the cans inwards a bit, even if it means blocking the corners of the rear window. Did you mount the cans up so high to leave room for more storage above the rear bumper?

 

[sourdough]

Any word on the full size models yet? I'm interested in seeing a floorplan for a Grandby or Keystone. Maybe some dimensions, too?

x3 I'm in line.

 

[Overland Hadley]

The Facebook photos show the two gas cans sticking out a little on either side of the rear. I'm concerned you could snag a can on a branch on a narrow trail. It might be better to relocate the cans inwards a bit, even if it means blocking the corners of the rear window. Did you mount the cans up so high to leave room for more storage above the rear bumper?

They are mounted to the jack brackets.

 

[ETAV8R]

The facebook pics are awesome. I think this is really gonna increase business for FWC. International buyers are gonna be all over this.

 

[Keyne]

Also looks like you cant go much lower due to the curve of the rear. Awesome build though. For me it would be between one of these or the XP Camper V2. However, I like the layout of this camper better than the XP.

 

[ETAV8R]

I would like to suggest some form of storage fore and aft of the rear wheels. Seems like unused space. I also think the rear seating setup is perfect. As much as I love FWC I always wonder about the huge window on the passenger side. Isn't it hard to see out of while seated in the dinette? I have a couch on the drivers side and still have a hard time seeing out.

 

[Foster Huntington]

AT is installing custom made boxes for and aft of the wheel this week.

 

[Foster Huntington]

more photos of the build are up on AT's facebook. heres the finished product. so pumped

 

[WASURF63]

Very impressive bug-out rig you've got there!:Wow1:
AT trimmed it out nicely for you too.
Is that a double board bag I see strapped to your roof racks?

 

[Martyn]

Thanks for sharing the details of your build.

The Facebook photos show the two gas cans sticking out a little on either side of the rear. I'm concerned you could snag a can on a branch on a narrow trail. It might be better to relocate the cans inwards a bit, even if it means blocking the corners of the rear window. Did you mount the cans up so high to leave room for more storage above the rear bumper?

Fuel cans and holders do not stick out past the camper body on the sides, you may be confusing the brackets on the side used to attach the lifting jacks.

 

[DaGoof]

more photos of the build are up on AT's facebook. heres the finished product. so pumpedView attachment 176682

Foster,
What are you using for steps to get into the camper?

Super cool rig BTW!

 

[Overland Hadley]

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Can we have some more info on the work you (AT Overland) did with the flatbed.

What would the cost be for the work you did with the Ute bed? Did you use the factory Ute bed mounting or is it spring mounted? What are the details on the under tray boxes you built?

Thanks.

 

[Denny@fwcjh]

Looks good on the access cab!!