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"For a limited time we will offer the XP V2 Outback model which includes ALL of the above options at a Special intro price for $ 19995.00" After a quick look at your web site I was wondering if you had any plans for a full size truck slide in version of this? I like this price point as opposed...

Makes sense on the heater, but that can be designed around as I am sure you have figured out. I look forward to seeing what you come up with. I think I am set for now, but in 5-10 years, I might have the money to change my rig a bit. I'll be watching... The way to do it is that you keep all...

Nice number for the inside, it'll be interesting to see how that fits on a shorter cab truck though as that seems like long overhang. Always a trade off trying to cram things into a small design space. On the 2nd gen taco the measurement is 80" from inside the bed to the windshield wipers...

Marc, do you have some good final weight estimates? The Shell is about 375 lbs. I estimate the fully loaded camper WITH 25 Gallons of water will be around 900 lbs. Depends on the beer load :D

Roger, assuming a little clearance for bedding that is nice not to have to break down your bed each night. How long are you planning to make the cabover/how much intrusion into the camper is the bed when it is down? About 70 inches. So you have about 12 inches into the cabin.

Nice camper Marc. Would like to see pictures of interior. Frank Gotta keep some secrets :P

Looks awesome. When are we going to see a prototype? Later this summer..

I assume sleeping is front/back? Are you doing a pullout or a REALLY long cabover? Cool product offering. Good call on making the base design for either a slide in or flatbed. The bed is up against the ceiling... You lower it when you need it

If I were to design a pop-up for my specific needs and wants from the ground up, I would make the interior modular and user configurable. You don't see wood cabinets and marble countertops in the space shuttle or the ISS for a reason, it is a professional living and work space. These campers are...

On the flatbed bed model we have an outside storage compartment. This will also have assess to water and can be set up as an outside kitchen. I am also playing with the fridge to slide out of the side as well, but not sure if i can pull it off structurally wise, since the opening has to be a...

By off setting the door I achieved a few things. For one you can mount a bike rack on the rear and still get into the camper. I also split the interior. One side has the fridge, battery and storage, the other the stove, sink, water pump etc. The heavy items are on the Passenger side to even the...

You asked, I listen, here it is. The XP V2 An all composite (what else) pop up camper for the Tacoma. Can also be built as a slide-in version. An all composite camper, no wood frame, no welded frame and no staples. Sound familiar? Same quality construction and equipment as on the XPCamper...

Okay ! :D Let me repeat that : :P WOW ! WOW ! WOW ! :P Please, tell us more ! ! ! This is very exciting :lol: PS Feel free to note any and all of the "suggestions" in the previous post ;) I am starting a new thread on that topic...

His shirt says "Bill's Beer Removal Service" but Gandolph was pretty good at making wine disappear too. And those truly were some incredible bottles of grape juice.... :D Thanks Ted!!!

Well, Saturday is here and so am I. Nothing happ Well, thanks for the treat of the 91 Silver Oak after all.!!! :lol:

sounds pretty tempting. The mendocino is one forest I've neglected. Yet so close to you Only 1.5 hours from SAC... :D

sounds pretty tempting. The mendocino is one forest I've neglected. Yet so close to you Only 1.5 hours from SAC... :D

We've been mapping a large loop trip through Mendocino NF but are waiting for the weather to warm and the snow to melt. Your plan sounds good except for we are yet to put Cali striping on the new truck. Hmmm, maybe I'll switch the camper back to the old truck temporarily. Do you have approximate...

Go ahead, keep taunting us Socal types with your wet, green forests and flowing rivers. Just too far away for weekend trips...nice pics. :D Sorry... :D

Toyos seem a bit overpriced to me :blink: Worth every penny!!!! I had never a flat, problem, rotated them only 2x times over 30k miles of you know where I go... XP1marc found a good source for them!