Super Pacific - New Wedge Camper

[bouhdybuilt]

Putting my deposit down this week, so pumped!

For the price and the quality of engineering - this is the best lightweight camper in the industry.

I’ve spent months researching OVRLND, AT Overland, Vagabond, GFC, Project M, etc... Haven't even got my truck yet (21 TRD Pro Lunar Rock) but beyond sold on this product.

+Spencer and the SP team are awesome

 

[roaminglost]

just a photo, no reason

 

[bouhdybuilt]

@roaminglost Dope rig!

Just saw your Youtube channel the REDARC set-up looks awesome. I’m looking to do the same with either a custom or goose-gear drawer system.

Any advice or tips?

 

[jadmt]

what kind of time line are people getting on these. I have emailed a couple times and crickets.

 

[roaminglost]

@roaminglost Dope rig!

Just saw your Youtube channel the REDARC set-up looks awesome. I’m looking to do the same with either a custom or goose-gear drawer system.

Any advice or tips?

I have a whole new setup in the back I’ll share the video when I get it up. Hopefully that’ll help.

 

[pnwtundra]

what kind of time line are people getting on these. I have emailed a couple times and crickets.

Your best bet is to email Cindy (Cindy@superpacificusa.com) if you haven’t done so already.
She handles all their scheduling and payments and was very responsive when I emailed her.

 

[Huck]

what kind of time line are people getting on these. I have emailed a couple times and crickets.

roughly 6 months out at the moment. but yeah, as pnwtundra says. email Cindy.

 

[roaminglost]

For those looking for a lighting setup...

Super Pacific / GFC / GFC Topper / Truck Camper Light Kit

These durable, functional, and I'll go ahead and say it, sexy lights just seem to work in almost any scenario. Clamp them to your awning poles. Stick them to any metal surface. Permanently mount them to your campervan ceiling. They really do work anywhere. Plus, they can be chained together if...

gtfoverland.com

 

[Ian Starr]

Just picked mine up a few days ago! Had a chance to field test it in 30 - 35 degree nights with full rain and snow on my way home (drove from SoCal). Since it was so cold, there was a ton of condensation (roof was especially dripping wet); however, with a dry source of heat (like a diesel heater) and the vents opened up, I think it’ll be fine. I was too cold and lazy to open things up, so it ended up getting wet inside. I originally placed an order for a fan to be installed through Wanderlust Overland, but changed my mind at the last minute since I didn’t like the idea of cutting a hole into the roof. Anyway, it’s an awesome piece of engineering! The wait was long, the drive was longer, but it was worth it!

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How’s the clearance inside with the Decked system? Think I could fit MTB’s on top?

Thanks!

Ian

 

[aquajoc730]

MTBs can be stored lying down, but not upright. Interior height will be reduced by around 16”.


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[Ian Starr]

MTBs can be stored lying down, but not upright. Interior height will be reduced by around 16”.


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??. Camper looks great man, excited to get mine April/May.

 

[Lucrob]

A non-ridiculous (Vagabond cough cough) deposit policy. For reference:

In order to secure a spot in the manufacturing queue we require a non-refundable $500 deposit. At this point we will work out your color and finish choices and determine your build date. Once we are ready to start your build, we require a payment of 50% of your final invoice and the remaining balance will be due when you pick up your beautiful Super Pacific product.

$75 to sell your spot, and they won't help with finding you a buyer. That's an policy that turns me right off.

 

[Huck]

Assume you are talking about Super Pacific? I'd say the $75 is a reasonable price to cover the person's time it will take to sort out paperwork and get the new buyer in the system.

And at least right now, this forum is a perfect place to find a buyer. If there was no demand, there'd be no line.

 

[jadmt]

$75 to sell your spot, and they won't help with finding you a buyer. That's an policy that turns me right off.

that is more than fair. I doubt anyone would need help finding a buyer. My guess is you have just started looking. Campers in this market have very long waiting lists and used ones are being sold for more than new. someone on FB marketplace is selling a beat up 80's fourwheel camper for $14000 and unfortunately will probably get it.

 

[brookie0907]

Price increased to almost $10K. GFC is now several thousand less.