Camper and Truck Photos

[tanglefoot]

Wagon:

1985 4Runner
22-RE 5-speed
4:1 low range from Advanced Adapters
LockRight in rear axle.
Various OME suspension
All-Pro front bumper w/ Chicago 8000 winch

Camper:
1988 Four-Seasons Magnum 8-foot
10-watt solar
No propane yet


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[slooowr6]

Wagon:

1985 4Runner
22-RE 5-speed
4:1 low range from Advanced Adapters
LockRight in rear axle.
Various OME suspension
All-Pro front bumper w/ Chicago 8000 winch

Camper:
1988 Four-Seasons Magnum 8-foot
10-watt solar
No propane yet


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Nice setup.

[tanglefoot]

Thanks, and thanks for making the pictures show up. The rigs on here are amazing. Roamin--I really like the way your Grandby turned out. And the Tacoma rigs are mighty slick.

[Escape Pod]

Just got our Flip-Pac for our new Ford F-150 Super Crew short-bed; haven't had a chance to camp in it yet, but did manage to replace the two incandescent bulbs with LED's to minimize battery drain. We'll be using it with our travel trailer as a campsite off-road, where the trailer can't follow. The short-bed still allows room for plenty of storage while allowing a relatively easy parking job in the city. These pics were taken in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (CA).

[Pest]

Wagon:

1985 4Runner
22-RE 5-speed
4:1 low range from Advanced Adapters
LockRight in rear axle.
Various OME suspension
All-Pro front bumper w/ Chicago 8000 winch

Camper:
1988 Four-Seasons Magnum 8-foot
10-watt solar
No propane yet

Wow! I love your setup. I had an 85 4Runner until just recently. I had explored the options of putting a camper on it or modding a flippac or something onto it, but deemed it a lost cause after finding zero info on it being possible.

One thing, how well does your rig take to the highways? By that I mean, I was lucky to hold 45 - 50MPH up I-70 with only about 50 pounds of gear in the back in my 4Runner...

[LateNate]

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[tanglefoot]

Wow! I love your setup. I had an 85 4Runner until just recently. I had explored the options of putting a camper on it or modding a flippac or something onto it, but deemed it a lost cause after finding zero info on it being possible.

One thing, how well does your rig take to the highways? By that I mean, I was lucky to hold 45 - 50MPH up I-70 with only about 50 pounds of gear in the back in my 4Runner...

Thanks. Well, I haven't tried it yet to be honest but I imagine it'll be quite a bit slower than that. I think I'll have to use 2nd gear, and I don't like going over 35mph in 2nd. I'm used to it though...the family camper I grew up riding around in is 22-RE powered and good chunk heavier with the class-C camper body on a dually rear axle. It's usually 2nd gear most of the way up the I-70 passes.

That's alright, it's faster than biking, and you see more than those who are flying around on the roads.

Nate--nice hardside. I don't think I've seen one that bolts on like a shell before. Looks like it has all kinds of opportunities for interior mods.

Eric

[BajaXplorer]

Truck: 2009 Power Wagon, Camper: 2010 FWC Hawk
BX

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[davidshourd]

Thought I would post here as well. None of the picture below show the final solar panel set up I just installed last week or the custom side hatch and interior stainless counters. search my username posts if you want to check them out. thanks-

2007' Nissan Frontier Nismo Package
-rear locker
-3" lift (Radflo Coilovers with TC upper arms up front, 3 pack add a leaf with 1.5" longer HD shackles in the rear)
-285/75r16 Hankook mudders
-custom skids and sliders
-KMA front bumper
-hitch mount 9000i Warn (front and back power hook up)
-Optima red top
-bedliner on rockers/fenders
-CB/XM
2008' FWC Eagle
-40W solar
-Stainless counters
-removed stove/sink/water. added side hatch for additional storage
-LED bulbs all around.

Pictures: 1: on the lot before I purchased (used). 2: Oregon coast. 3: Near Santiam Pass Oregon. 4: Near Mt. Hood Oregon 4. Canyondlands Moab last year.

[kcowyo]

3: Near Santiam Pass Oregon.

They do make a nice warming hut at lunch, after busting through powder all morning, don't they?

Nice combo!

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