COMPLETED Truck Camper Build | Truck Camping

It's been a while since I uploaded the build video. So here's a follow up. More work to be done, but it's near completion.
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00:00 Intro
00:18 Driver's side of the cab
01:32 Passenger side of the cab
03:57 Solar panels
05:12 Inside the camper shell
09:18 Kitchen / Fridge
13:06 Power / electrical
19:57 Bed and storage

[@fchck040]

Very nice layout. Everything seems to have a place. I like the flour-mica finish. That should also help when wiping down everything. I really like it!

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thank you! I tried to plan ahead. I've made some adjustments over time. You guys should see this soon. I've got a big trip coming up. Should be a lot of fun, and hopefully, you guys will enjoy the journey.

[@datadatabase101]

This is the best setup I have seen in a long while and will have something similar in my truck on an 8ft bed.

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thank you! It's served me well. I would just caution you that the plywood is heavy!

[@SAP-en2ju]

Nice work

[@alallen2767]

Looks good. Stay safe.

[@aztrails1]

well thought out with all the comforts of home - nicely done.

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thanks! I've made a few changes since that video. Stay tuned for a little update...

[@billdelaney4222]

Great vid

[@midnight_prepper]

You did a great job on your build my friend! God bless 🙏

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thank you

[@theippster8891]

Hey looks great really organized w some great ideas here. I’m gonna steal the ‘tailgate lifter & suction handle’ for my Tacoma build lol, nice job 🤙

[@adventuresintruckland]

It's surprising how much difference it makes with those. They are so useful. I have a good idea once in a while :D

[@duaneschultz9230]

Great job. It looks real good. Thank you for the video. God bless you and your family. Duane.

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thank you, Duane.

[@gunnerthomas9723]

@@adventuresintrucklandwin are going camping

[@adventuresintruckland]

Hi Gunner. I have something I'm planning on doing in the near future

[@gunnerthomas9723]

Do have in solar lights this is George Thomas my birthday is December 21

[@perfectleveladventurefishi619]

them wheels are dope

[@adventuresintruckland]

They are shiny :D

[@victorventura1956]

Nice set up. Is that a 6.5 foot truck bed?

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thanks, Victor. Yes, it's a 6.5 foot bed..

[@robertdellinger6471]

I would love to see a video on how you wired your electrical thanks

[@adventuresintruckland]

Hi Robert, hopefully this video is what you are looking for kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXmooGukZdCZl68

[@mostee77]

Nice

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thanks! Stay tuned. I've got something planned coming up, soon.

[@dval44558]

Looks awesome, very similar layout to the build I'm doing, appreciate the insights and review! Where'd you get the material you used for your mattress?

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thanks! The mattress was a twin mattress I bought on Amazon. I should do an update video. I've added 2 inch high density foam underneath, since I made this video. It makes a huge difference. So in total, there's 3 inch of memory foam and 3 inches of high density foam. I also changed the case. I don't recommend using a case like that. It was supposed to prevent moisture getting in, but it did the opposite. Moisture got in and the case trapped it, and the foam got moldy and I had to replace it. Use a protective open cover.

[@louisfalsetta6656]

Trying to understand the purpose of the isolator and 700w inverter. So that is to convert power from car power from what to what to charge the bluetti? You can't use the adapter that bluetti supplies that plugs straight into the cigarette lighter? I really would like to pick your brain. I really like this build. Just wondering also, how much weight did this build add to your truck bed?

[@adventuresintruckland]

Hi Louis. It sounds like I should make a video specifically for my electrical system. And explain the technicalities of what I did and why. Would that be of interest to you? Maybe give me a list of questions that I can address. As for the weight, yes, it's quite heavy. I used around 5 sheets of plywood, the bluetti is 62 pounds and the fridge is 40 pounds. Also, the spare wheel is on a hitchgate. The spare wheel weighs 100 pounds and the hitchgate is probably somewhere around 60 pounds. This is why air springs are needed.

[@trackdaytalks]

What are the specs on the wheels/tires? Did you do a lift or a level? Sweet build!

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thank you! The tires are 35x12.5 BFG KO2 and the wheels are 18" Methods. A 3" lift with a basic Rough Country kit. I intend replacing the rear shocks, at some point.

[@danieldixon4831]

I have a question How did you cut your twin mattress to size? I want to do the same Please and Thank you

[@adventuresintruckland]

I used an old bread knife, but any long sharp knife will work. I measured the width I needed, drew a line down the foam, and then just slowly sliced down the line.

[@randystern7870]

Build? The truck was already built, the topper was already made.

[@randylankford2454]

Randy Stern 😂Your ignorance is astounding

[@etiennesprangers1953]

That is the correct term - building out a camper.

[@randystern7870]

@@etiennesprangers1953 that isn't building anything

[@adventuresintruckland]

If I didn't measure the dimensions, cut the wood, screw the wood together, laminate the surfaces, install the solar panels, install the electrical system, install the fridge and a number of other components, then who did? This is called construction, otherwise known as building.