Truck Camper Renovation Project - Part 1 (How To)

[@waynebaird3539]

After a trip to Yellowstone N.P. in 1987 towing a pop-up camper, I decided upon a truck pop-up camper for easier traveling and faster setup and less wheels on the ground and no license fees as well. Win-win. I purchased a used Sunlite slide-in in 1987. I still own it and still enjoy it. 33 years is a long time to own any camper and it is still in great condition. I hope yours lasts for you as long, with good service. Good luck with your project.

[@kevinmurphy3464]

Nice start. Looking forward to the finished product.

[@klrnoel]

I just bought a 1991 on Friday, its in pretty good condition but needs update and new lift jacks. Looking forward to our own touches.

[@joeg6008]

Thank you for Sharing your adventure of restoring this soon to be beautiful camper

[@rudywachtler2330]

Great. Better than spending $35,000 for a new popup for sure. I'm going to do the same thing with my 23 year old Phoenix pop up.

[@TheJschnees]

My skamper is a 98 love that thing

[@miguelmcclelland5306]

What’s the cover to the light handle called? I haven’t been able to find one

[@TheClimbeverest]

Dude thanks. I live in Norman love the Sooner flag and I also bought an 87 Starcraft pop up while back. I have a small toy hauler thought an affordable remodel would be fun. Appreciate the videos giving me some ideas.

[@davefrayne6468]

Where did you get the replacement lens for outside light.

[@GrannyGusBear]

What kind of paint did you use …?? Will know today if we have one bought 🤔..a 98 model…

[@CatchingColorado]

Exterior was herculiner. Interior is valspar cabinet paint. I would recommend spending twice as long sanding the inside. I just scuffed mine up and it wasn't enough.

[@flywiseman]

Great video, I actually bought one just like it yesterday. 91 year model and in great shape as well. Let the adventure's begin

[@OneMissionGetMoney]

How’s it comin?