getout
Adventurer
Anybody ever see one of these before? Thought it was a pretty neat idea.
http://www.quickupcamper.com/
http://www.quickupcamper.com/
Quickup Camper
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Terrainist
Explorer
I've never seen one either. The seriously-lacking-information website says they weigh 800 lbs. Thats reasonable if it includes everything in the photos (sink, bed, table, etc.). The camper has many windows, which makes it super nice. But if a person can't get in there and laydown with the roof down, not so good.
I first saw them on the net a couple years ago. But judging by the website, they may not really exist for sale. Sort of looks like some guys pipe dream. Maybe they are for sale, who knows. Send them an email.
I know I would like to have one because of all the windows, looks like it has some decent interior space with the roof up, and the low COG.
I first saw them on the net a couple years ago. But judging by the website, they may not really exist for sale. Sort of looks like some guys pipe dream. Maybe they are for sale, who knows. Send them an email.
I know I would like to have one because of all the windows, looks like it has some decent interior space with the roof up, and the low COG.
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Overland Hadley
on a journey
I came across a video of one on YouTube once. There was no information about it, and I thought it was a one off.
Interesting idea for a camper.
Because of the sloped walls, I think it would feel small inside.
Interesting idea for a camper.
Because of the sloped walls, I think it would feel small inside.
Herbie
Rendezvous Conspirator
I've seen the prototype in person, the inventor was at Maker Faire 2008. As others have said, its currently a one-off, last I heard the guy was looking for partners to go to the production level.
The inside feels more roomy than you would think, looking from the pictures. The walls are sloped, but because of where the hinge points are, there is much more room than the inside of a Flip-pac, for example, and a flip-pac on anything other than a minitruck shortbed feels absolutely HUGE when the top is up.