XPCamper Updates
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OutbacKamper
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Sorry guys;
I actually have not seen the Tacoma Camper yet either, just the truck with the XPCamper sticker. The camper is at another location, I am hoping that I may get a sneak peak at it, while I am in Grass Valley.
I actually have not seen the Tacoma Camper yet either, just the truck with the XPCamper sticker. The camper is at another location, I am hoping that I may get a sneak peak at it, while I am in Grass Valley.
Overland Hadley
on a journey
Oooooo. The new LED GoLight. Very nice.
And not cool at all about the XP Taco tease.
And not cool at all about the XP Taco tease.
OutbacKamper
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Here is a cool birds eye view of the latest camper:
NothingClever
Explorer
Hmmmmm....#14 perhaps?
redthies
Renaissance Redneck
Saw this rig today. Currently in Whistler BC camped about 3 minutes from my house.
OutbacKamper
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Here is an XP in the snow (copied from the XPC Forum & Facebook):
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OutbacKamper
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XP Tacoma from the XP Facebook page:
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sassthathoopie
Snomad
That'll be me then! (Monday)
Just coming to the end of our winter ski trip.
Hills visited since mid December :
CA
Squaw Valley
Alpine Meadows
Boreal
Heavenly
UT
Snowbasin (season pass)
Powder Mountain
Snowbird
Alta
Solitude
Park City
Deer Valley
Canyons
Sundance
CO
Aspen (3 of 4 Hills)
Beaver Creek
WY
Jackson Hole
Grand Targee
Teton Pass
MT
Big Sky
Bridger Bowl
Whitefish
ID
Sun Valley
Schweitzer
BC
Red
Whitewater
Revelstoke
Silver Star
Big White
Apex
Whistler
Still to come if I can squeeze another day in Mt Hood/Mt Batchelor on the way back to CA. Sadly Mt Baker was closed
The Webasto Dual Top heater ran continuously for 15 weeks - we literally didn't ever turn it off from early Jan through till mid April. Amazing piece of kit. XP has done everything we asked of it - 1 month off road, and 5 months full time living below freezing. Good job Marc.
Red fox making friends - Teton NP the morning we got engaged
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Mighty Dodge Ram
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You are currently living my dream. An impressive array of hills knocked off. Cheers!:sombrero:
OutbacKamper
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So XP has several models:
V1 - the original flatbed model that is currently in production
V2 - the prototype compact flatbed model (Tacoma) set to be revealed at ExPo 2013
V4 - the XP/Ujoint van model featured at SEMA 2012
It seems that there is space in the model lineup for a V3 model.
V3 XP SPY REPORT:
I have crawled around the V3 XPC mock-up with a measuring tape, and now have permission from Marc to pass along the following, preliminary, information:
The V3 will be very similar in overall length and width to the V1, but it is designed to slide into a long or short bed 1 ton Ford/Dodge/GM truck box. No flatbed required. Normally this would result in a dramatic reduction in storage space, but due to some unique design features, it will have almost as much storage space as the V1 flatbed. It will use a hard sided, tilt roof design, similar to the V2 (Tacoma) XPCamper design and will have all the same high end diesel appliances as the V1. The interior layout will be different from the V1 and V2 and the entry will be from the rear. The V3 will have a cassette toilet and shower combination similar to the V1.
If all goes well the first prototype should be unveiled in 2014.
Stay tuned for more info as it becomes available.
V1 - the original flatbed model that is currently in production
V2 - the prototype compact flatbed model (Tacoma) set to be revealed at ExPo 2013
V4 - the XP/Ujoint van model featured at SEMA 2012
It seems that there is space in the model lineup for a V3 model.
V3 XP SPY REPORT:
I have crawled around the V3 XPC mock-up with a measuring tape, and now have permission from Marc to pass along the following, preliminary, information:
The V3 will be very similar in overall length and width to the V1, but it is designed to slide into a long or short bed 1 ton Ford/Dodge/GM truck box. No flatbed required. Normally this would result in a dramatic reduction in storage space, but due to some unique design features, it will have almost as much storage space as the V1 flatbed. It will use a hard sided, tilt roof design, similar to the V2 (Tacoma) XPCamper design and will have all the same high end diesel appliances as the V1. The interior layout will be different from the V1 and V2 and the entry will be from the rear. The V3 will have a cassette toilet and shower combination similar to the V1.
If all goes well the first prototype should be unveiled in 2014.
Stay tuned for more info as it becomes available.
AeroNautiCal
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That's excellent news... But don't be teasing us next year with a close up photo of a name badge! :sombrero:
OutbacKamper
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I promise not to tease you by posting a close up of the name badge
Overland Hadley
on a journey
I promise not to tease you by posting a close up of the name badge
You can however tease us with details of the layout.