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Mmmmm, I guess I will chat with him a bit.

Ok, so the question is, is a $7000 camper or is it something else?

Found this one in Idaho but the price seems a bit high for basically a shell that is 10 years old. What do you guys think? http://boise.craigslist.org/rvs/4944169981.html

Someone better grab it!

I don't see why not.

The box is made out of 3/4. It would need to be narrowed a bit which pretty much means taking it all apart and rebuilding it.

I have been thinking of just buying one of these and re-building the lower box to fit. I can't imagine it costing too much as long as the price of the camper is fair.

Awesome, It's nice to have those types of shops around.

EDR - I drove 12 hours round trip to find out. The guy who had it was a little off on his measurements, I'm happy you didn't have the same problem. I think the year swing is probably more like 2000 to get a decent fit.

His year dodge is 4 and change wider at the front of the box compared to the tailgate opening. At least mine was.

Yah, it was tight at the tail gate (Long Box) but even at the front of the camper it still was only 1/2 an inch on either side I think.

I just looked at a 93 Grandby that left me with a 1/4 inch of space sided to side on my 06 Dodge. I decided it was too tight for my comfort.

Way cool, did you make it or have someone fab it up for you?

Seems like a vapor barrier sheet like they use on houses might help as well. Over the frame and behind the interior panels.

$800 http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/rvs/4922228986.html

And can I see a shot from the back?

Did you have thoughts of adding boxes underneath? Or did you not have the room?

Not at all, mine were fine right from the start. With that said I have been riding motorcycles for years and they always have a break in period to get rid of the Cosmoline that comes on them. I bet car tires have a similar coating that they use which might be why they felt that way.

Nice job!

I run the General AT2's E Rated on my 2500 Dodge. Love them, more mileage, cheaper than the BFG's and they stay soft longer than the BFG's. I have had them on three different rigs. They are great in the snow!!!

Sounds like a good group of people down there.

I suppose I could buy this one, build a custom flatbed and re-do the inside to update it. http://spokane.craigslist.org/rvs/4897936209.html

That is pretty cool.

I have been thinking about that as well. But the extra space is really inviting.

Camper is $7500.00