XPCamper Updates

[OutbacKamper]

You can however tease us with details of the layout.

I can't share any pictures or drawings but I can describe the layout. The rear door will be slightly off centre (about 6" to the left of centre). As you enter the door, on your left is a kitchen counter, approx. 48" long with a glass top sink and forward of the sink is the webasto diesel cooktop. Storage below of course. On the right of the door is a low cubby hole for shoes/boots and above that is a shower floor and cassette toilet combination (similar to V1 but the toilet faces sideways) there will be a folding lid/counter on the shower/toilet compartment. Moving forward, on the right, is a large fridge and more storage. On both sides at the front of the main camper area is a face to face dinette with a sliding table (the table slides all the way across to create a full length kitchen counter (similar to a Lance 830). Below the dinette seats and floor are all the heavy bulky items (40 gal water tank, Webasto Dual Top, Batteries, etc). The cab over bed will have storage below the mattress and storage cabinets each side of the bed (bed is North South configuration).
Bear in mind this is still preliminary and some details may get changed.

 

[OutbacKamper]

Actual V2 (Tacoma) XPCamper pictures

No tease pics this time, the real thing:

 

[Scott Brady]

An exciting development for sure:

My apologies if I missed this, but will it be sized for the Tacoma?

 

[haven]

Yes, that's why it's called the V2 (Tacoma)!

Fingers crossed that this prototype will make its debut at Overland Expo. It will be very interesting to compare the hard side XP Camper and the new Four Wheel Campers soft side popup flatbed camper.

 

[OutbacKamper]

Scott: Yes this camper is designed specifically to fit on the long wheel base Tacoma.

Chip: The V2 XPCamper WILL be at the Overland Expo. It is the first prototype, so the interior and some minor details may not be exactly the same as the production version, but I know Marc and his crew are working very hard to get the V2 ready for OE.

 

[OutbacKamper]

I agree with Chip, it will be interesting to see the 2 new Tacoma campers at the same show:

 

[Clutch]

I agree with Chip, it will be interesting to see the 2 new Tacoma campers at the same show:

The FWC is $20K and the XPV2 is $30K, correct? Trays are an additional cost to the camper for both brands?

 

[OutbacKamper]

Kermit: I can't comment on the FWC pricing, but I think you are in the ball park for the XP pricing .

Bear in mind that the XP features a fully hard sided and insulated body, diesel stove, diesel forced air ducted heat and diesel hot water, 12v compressor fridge, solar panel, Seitz/Dometic thermal pane windows located at eye level with built in privacy shades and screens, Heki dual pane skylight, plus, the usual XP marine quality wiring, and hardware.

 

[Scott Brady]

I agree with Chip, it will be interesting to see the 2 new Tacoma campers at the same show:

What an awesome sight. Who would have imagined ten years ago that we would have two, high-quality tray-on camper options made in the USA? Can't wait to see them in person.

 

[Clutch]

Kermit: I can't comment on the FWC pricing, but I think you are in the ball park for the XP pricing .

Bear in mind that the XP features a fully hard sided and insulated body, diesel stove, diesel forced air ducted heat and diesel hot water, 12v compressor fridge, solar panel, Seitz/Dometic thermal pane windows located at eye level with built in privacy shades and screens, Heki dual pane skylight, plus, the usual XP marine quality wiring, and hardware.

The price seems justified to me for those higher-end goodies. Looks great guys!

How large is the diesel tank for the appliances?

Any interior shots yet? Or still working on it?

What an awesome sight. Who would have imagined ten years ago that we would have two, high-quality tray-on camper options made in the USA? Can't wait to see them in person.

It may of never happened if you never started this forum. I would say you certainly helped make Overlanding mainstream.
Americans seeing what is available over seas, then demanding better solutions for our market.

Just need lx450Landcrusier to mass produce his version, and there would three.

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[NothingClever]

Bear in mind that the XP features a fully hard sided and insulated body, diesel stove, diesel forced air ducted heat and diesel hot water, 12v compressor fridge, solar panel, Seitz/Dometic thermal pane windows located at eye level with built in privacy shades and screens, Heki dual pane skylight, plus, the usual XP marine quality wiring, and hardware.

Yeah, different horses for different courses. I poked my head in the V2 today. The FWC is a great product (I own one) but the features OutbacKamper mentioned above put the XP (also own) in a different category, IMO.

 

[OutbacKamper]

Fresh V2 pics from Overland Expo!





I have wanted one of these Spin Flo sinks for years! They come with a mini drain rack, a cutting board, a drain board and a rectangular plastic bowl, and all these parts nest into the sink. Of course it also has the cool hinged glass lid. The faucet pulls out with a long hose and serves double duty as a shower head:

 

[Keyne]

Awesome! Finally interior pics! After the prototype will the cabinets be whet fiberglass like the other XP? I like the layout and the iconic teak floor. Need more pics of the door, settee and table.

 

[OutbacKamper]

NothingClever V1 pics

ExPo and XPCForum member NothingClever has recently picked up his new V1 and is currently showing it off at Overland Expo. I like the idea of using the extra length of the long box truck to accommodate 2 spare tires between the truck cab and camper. These pics were posted by Marc on the XPC Facebook page.

 

[OutbacKamper]

Awesome! Finally interior pics! After the prototype will the cabinets be whet fiberglass like the other XP? I like the layout and the iconic teak floor.

I believe they will be molded fiberglass like the V1. Marc has also indicated that he will sell a shell model of the V2, so people can customize their interior.