Ebay won't allow me to select a "make" option that reflects this is homebuilt. It should be obvious, this isn't a Dodge.
This is a homebuilt truck camper that I personally built and used in my 99 Ford F350. It will want at a minimum a 6.5' bed which is what I had.It was setup to boondock with solar/ battery power. No shore power.The construction is all wood and heavily insulated with foam. I'm minnesota and we get cold. I've had it down to -20 and the diesel heater will run you out. It has a small 12v fridge, 3k power inverter, 40 amp MPPT charge controller, but no panels. You'll need to install batteries as well for the system.The couch also pulls out to make a bed, which would be tight for a couple, but if your average, you'd likely be ok.It does need some completion. I tore the old plank floor out to reinstall a different color. 2 bxes will be included to finish. The sink, which is fed from a 40 gallon tank up front, needs the drain connected. The water I either dump, or catch in a bucket. It's more or less a fitting that screws on the sink drain and runs to a hose for the water to run out. This would also make s great fish house as it's on runners. If you don't have a truck, a trailer is another option.The roof is covered in EPDM. It had one standard roof vent and another that is powered with a fan. That's windows on each side. The unit IMO is due for another coat of Monstaliner which is what I used to prep the exterior. There are a couple of spots in the siding that could be addressed as far as touch up goes. This is really an easy thing to do for anyone. I held off recoating as I figured someone may want to choose a color that best suited their tastes.Please email me for more details if you need to.
