Does anyone know of a supplier for a pre-fabricated hard shell camper. I'm looking to build a toyota tacoma with a camper on back. I could use nida core to build my own but would prefer to finish a shell myself.
Does anyone know of a supplier for a pre-fabricated hard shell camper. I'm looking to build a toyota tacoma with a camper on back. I could use nida core to build my own but would prefer to finish a shell myself.
Northern Lite and Six-Pac offer hardsided truck campers for the Tacoma. Six-Pac offers shell models for the larger sizes. I really like the construction methods on the Northern Lite. Give them both a call and post what you find out.
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Thanks they are both options if I cannot find a hard shell
I'm looking to remove the bed from the pickup.
Originally Posted by boblynch
Dags, I assume you are in the US?
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Yep I'm in Atlanta Georgia. I just completed a nine month motorcycle trip - I met a French couple travelling in a landcruiser with a hard shell camper on the back. They purchased the shell in France and finished the interior themselves. Thought it might be good for travelling down through south/centeral america and then through africa.Originally Posted by adrenaline503
Do you mean mount the camper directly to the chassis or put it on a flatbed or what?Originally Posted by dags
truck: 2005 3/4 ton, Dodge Cummins Quadcab, shortbed, 6speed, 5.9L
camper: Callen built custom design
off road package: air dam removed, xfer case & fuel tank skid plates, Line-X rockers, Warn 4x fender flares, Toyo A/T 285/75R17 E rated
build thread: http://expeditionportal.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=28099
If you are looking for an empty shell to fit out I've always thought that these spacecaps would be good for the purpose. They are used and abused by tradesman and the telcos all build fiber splicing trucks out of them and take them from truck to truck as the trucks wear out.
http://www.spacecap.com/index.php?la...ection=accueil
Rocky Mountain Land Cruiser Association TLCA # 5513
'04HZJ79 (project), '91HDJ81, '87BJ74, '86BJ70, '04 Kamparoo and a Dodge
Paved roads are another example of needless government overspending.
I do like those, anybody have an idea of the cost of one for a shortbed fullsize? I have an email to them but was just wondering if anyone knew firsthand what they cost?
here's a link for ideas
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...US244%26sa%3DN
Nick
I got a quote on one of these in 2004, I seem to remember it had a base price of about $6800CDN + options. The price was one of the main reasons I went with the 4 wheel camper instead.Originally Posted by hojhauler
Cheers
Mark
ps:
I would suggest trying to find a used fiberglass camper, strip the interior and customize it. My '95 6'10" Northern Lite was $5000 and it was in almost new condition. A well used one should be even cheaper.