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Have not weighed it yet. I doesn’t seem to bother the 3/4 ton Cummins. Sits level.

While this camper is not as slick as a factory built, I can honestly say I did it my self. With heat, solar, and a frig, I am still under 5100.00.

I have 60# lift struts. The roof with solar weights 120#. It lifts very easily and just a little tug brings it down.

I have 2 tops for camper. They are made out of vinyl covered pvc. The material used on back county or military tents. One has no windows.this camper will be used in CO during mixed alpine and ice climbing season. Will be hard enough to stay warm at altitude. I have a diesel heater installed. It...

Front dinette. The table bracket and cushions not in yet.

Could not find a reasonably priced door. Mac’s Metal made my siding, and gave me a door frame. I cut the frame down, and made door from scratch.

This is passenger side before I decided to put escape window on this side. Had to change framing.

Not all the supports are in the front wall yet. Just test fitting.

Camper frame is 1x2, 1x3, 1x4’s. I used construction adhesive, screws, and wide crown staples to fasten it together. The design is very similar the BundyTec campers. There was a article in Truck Camper Magazine with very good photos of their frames. Mine is close but not exactly the same.

Test fit in truck.

Started the floor pack. I had to build this in a barn with screenings for the floor. It was the only barn with any room left. Also had no electricity in it.

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Trying to get roof ready for fabric.

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My home built pop up truck camper