Build Update: Camper body is officially mounted. Still need to paint and attach the lid (roof) and build the flatbed storage boxes behind the wheels, among a hundred other things on the list. Next big task: start building the interior.

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Currently building a flatbed camper on my Toyota Tacoma

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Build Update: Camper body is finished, painted and officially mounted. Still need to paint and attach the lid (roof) and build the flatbed storage boxes behind the wheels, among a hundred other things on the list. Next big task: start building the interior.

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Build Update: Externally the camper is complete aside from finishing the flatbed storage boxes behind the rear wheels. Now starts the interior work on the camper to make it really feel like home!

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Currently building a flatbed camper on my 2015 Tacoma

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Currently building a flatbed camper on my Tacoma

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Build Update: Getting the flatbed prepped and ready for the camper shell. This is the last time they will be separate. Once it's permanently mounted, we get to start on the interior buildout.

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Build Update: Camper body is finished, painted and officially mounted. Still need to paint and attach the lid (roof) and build the flatbed storage boxes behind the wheels, among a hundred other things on the list. Next big task: start building the interior.

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Build Update: Camper body is finished, painted and officially mounted. Still need to paint and attach the lid (roof) and build the flatbed storage boxes behind the wheels, among a hundred other things on the list. Next big task: start building the interior.

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Currently building a flatbed camper on my Tacoma that will be my home on wheels. I lived on the road for 1.5 years prior and this new camper will be far more efficient and purpose built for full-time life.

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The camper now has a lid! Also made out of aluminum. We pulled it off the truck for easier accessibility. It still needs a pair of struts to hold up. It will have internal latches for when the lid is closed, as well as a fan and solar panels on the roof.

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Build Update: Camper body is finished, painted and officially mounted. Still need to paint and attach the lid (roof) and build the flatbed storage boxes behind the wheels, among a hundred other things on the list. Next big task: start building the interior.

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The flatbed camper now has a lid! Also made out of aluminum. It still needs a pair of struts to hold up. It will have internal latches for when the lid is closed, as well as a fan and solar panels on the roof.

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Currently building a flatbed camper on my Tacoma. All aluminum. Cabover. Wedge style.

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Build Update: the lid got some struts; working on the slide-out kitchen; working on the camper entry door and a few other little things before we pull it off the truck and start paneling the sides.

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Build Update : Flatbed camper (shell) is finished. Edges/seams are sealed up and now it's off to get a 3-stage paint job. The doors and lid will go to paint next. The shell weighs less than 200lbs and we're somewhere around 250 build hours so far.

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The flatbed camper got its lid! Also made out of aluminum. It still needs a pair of struts to hold up. It will have internal latches for when the lid is closed, as well as a fan and solar panels on the roof. One more thing checked off the build list.

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Build Update : Camper (shell) is finished. Edges/seams are sealed up and now it's off to get a 3-stage paint job. The doors and lid will go to paint next. The shell weighs less than 200lbs and we're somewhere around 250 build hours so far.

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Build Update : Camper (shell) is finished and off to get a 3-stage paint job. We're somewhere between 250-300 build hours to get to this point. Any guesses on the color?

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