The Original FlipPac Prototype?

[chazjwest]

I'm the guy who bought this camper. I hope nobody is upset, but upon further inspection I found that there wasn't much life left in the camper body. I still feel bad about doing it, but I ended up salvaging the actual Flip-Pac and tent and attaching it to a new camper body I built. I see it as I saved the camper by keeping the prototype part of it (which was in good shape) and we will now see it live on for many more years! Here it is finished! http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/86133-Flip-Pac-Gets-New-Life

 

[Guri]

I'm the guy who bought this camper. I hope nobody is upset, but upon further inspection I found that there wasn't much life left in the camper body. I still feel bad about doing it, but I ended up salvaging the actual Flip-Pac and tent and attaching it to a new camper body I built. I see it as I saved the camper by keeping the prototype part of it (which was in good shape) and we will now see it live on for many more years! Here it is finished! http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/86133-Flip-Pac-Gets-New-Life

I whet with my wife to see this camper and I fount that it needs a lot of work for the price that person ask at the time, so I decide to don't buy it.
I glad that you can get it and make back to life.
I see the pictures of the new one and looks really good!
Congratulations and I hope you ca enjoy it with may camps in the future.

 

[Dave Bennett]

I'm the guy who bought this camper. I hope nobody is upset, but upon further inspection I found that there wasn't much life left in the camper body. I still feel bad about doing it, but I ended up salvaging the actual Flip-Pac and tent and attaching it to a new camper body I built. I see it as I saved the camper by keeping the prototype part of it (which was in good shape) and we will now see it live on for many more years! Here it is finished! http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/86133-Flip-Pac-Gets-New-Life

Cool

 

[macoob2003]

The original prototype was built in San Diego by a man named Dr. Dwight L. Barr. The original prototype is sitting on a cement slab in the east county of San Diego. It survived the Cedar and Horseshoe fires.

 

[Herbie]

The original prototype was built in San Diego by a man named Dr. Dwight L. Barr. The original prototype is sitting on a cement slab in the east county of San Diego. It survived the Cedar and Horseshoe fires.

Holy Thread-Necromancy, Batman.