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Feel free to PM me or call direct with any questions, thanks Holmes https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/for/d/winthrop-2020-four-wheel-camper-swift/7594630076.html

No issues whatsoever with the mule mounts.

I’ve got the MULE mounts. Work great on my swift

I might have a 2020 four wheel camper swift fo ya. 20k would be a bit low for the camper but it’ll be the nicest camper you’ll find within your options. And obviously made for a short bed truck however it may be narrower then the truck bed so not sure 100% Nick

Still for sale?

Been a month, in some cold damn weather in AZ, unfortunately. Adhesive backed Velcro working great on the pop-up material.

Hey, thanks Andy. Definitely curious about the added R-value. Most of my camping is done in southern AZ and the surrounding area, so I would assume it shouldn't be much of a challenge to a get a bit more warmth from the thermal pack. They sure do charge alot for those things from the factory...

Hey Jon, I did use velcro with adhesive backing for the bottom strip. Attached directly to the pop-up material. It attached well and we'll see about the longevity of it. The upper piece of the pop-up has a sewn piece of fabric with velcro on it from the factory. I'm still confused why they...

Once again, saving a massive buck or two finding and or making 4wc options on my own. Apparently the standard Kimberly-clark block it evo fabric is not being made anymore? At least that's what Seattle Fabrics said when I bought their last 4 yards of block it....which left me with about 3" of...

Bimmer, that's a real nice T100 you got. Hopefully I'll get to see it one of these days. Envious of the gears you're running with too. I'll make do with my 4.30 for now though. I've got a house in the majestic upper methow valley in Mazama, eastsider. I've also got a place in Prescott, AZ as...

Hey Patrick, not a bad idea when I don't want or need to be using my drain. I like the idea of conserving water for washing as well.

Hey Mitch, I'll be down in AZ starting late November and hoping for a baja trip in December. Let me know when your heading down!

Hey Wildcat, I've got those measurements for ya. Took several: Just the camper 86" With panel on yakima tracks on z bar 88" Roof vents are .5 higher then panel 88.5" With yakima cross bars 90.75 Disregard the first measurement I sent ya on the previous post, it was incorrect. Hope this helps...

Hey Jim, thanks for the kudos! Excited to get back down to the desert myself! I spend most of my winters in AZ and have been venturing into baja more recently. We'll see how much I do use the furnace. It'll definitely be nice when I make the drive down from WA. It can definitely get pretty cold...

Hey Wildcat, I am able to drive into the garage. Its really close. I measured 92" but thats with the yakima cross bars. Those cross bars are pretty tall, thinking around 4 to 5 additional inches. I'm thinking you'd be fine even with a solar panel. I could give you some more exact measurements in...

If I actually collected the small amount of grey water I have from doing my dishes I guess that would get old. But more importantly I didn't want to put a hole in my camper, (if I didn't have too) especially with the driverside slider so close to the sink.

Just got finished up getting the camper outfitted and built. Fairly simple plan and really happy with it. The camper left 4wheel with a stamped weight of 730, still scratching me head on that one but not complaining. I'm thinking I'm still around 850ish with 2 filled propane tanks and a 4 gallon...

Just about finished up my sink/cabinet for the swift shell, (I'll attach a pic) and wiring up the pump tomorrow. It's a real small pump I got from a buddy and super quite. Had decent reviews, I figured why not, also a surflo would be way too much. It draws about 7 amps, I'll be using 14awg with...

Hey thanks all for the info and reply. I think with what I gathered I'm looking pretty good. Last but not least still not sure on tail current but that seems quite debatable and potentially inconsequential. I set the tail current to 2.0A. I've seen 1.0-5.0. Once again, thanks for the replies. Nick

Still looking for float voltage and absorption voltage. I currently have my controller set at 14.4 for absorption and 13.5 for float. Can any one verify that before we get off topic. Thanks

Finally getting around to installing the renogy lithium 100ah into my FWC. It'll be paired with the stock overland solar display and charge controller. I've also got the victron blue tooth dongle so I can make quick adjustments on my phone. I need to know all adjustments that need to be made for...

Hey, thanks Jon for that info and photo. I was able to stop at an Ace on the way and think I'm set. I think the internal bed mounts should have the quick links on them but if they don't that'll be a quick easy purchase.

Picking this camper up tomorrow. Just found out it doesn't have any turnbuckles. Its going on a 2018 tacoma short bed. Any and all info is appreciated.

That's interesting. They were actually designed to be a weak link? First time I heard that. I can understand your theory. I would also want to trust my bracket, bolts and camper not getting destroyed from a turnbuckle that holds it strength. There's been quite a few complaints of the aluminum...

Surprised this rig is still available.