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Thanks Frank. I appreciate your constructive comments. I know this community’s priorities often differ vastly from mine, but I thought someone here might be interested. The Shack does exactly what I wanted it to do and it fits me perfectly. I can stand up without bumping my head (I’m 6’4”) and I...

That’s a very interesting comment, Frank. You must be very wise.

I’m selling the Hippy Shack. 1988 Toyota pickup with 22re engine. 188450 miles. Built of reclaimed redwood with styrofoam insulation throughout. The shack has a queen sized bed over the cab and a twin in back. Small couch with storage below. Radiant propane heater, 8 gallon freshwater tank, sink...

I'll take $40,000. No problem. It does weigh 1250 lbs however.

https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/rvs/6875690328.html

1987 Fleet. Kind of a unique camper. Short body with long over cab bed. https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/rvs/6875690328.html

Thanks for the info...

Recently purchased an 87 Fleet and it has these C-shaped brackets running down the roofline full length from front to back on both sides. Any ideas?

My camper has been attached with ratchet straps for almost ten years. I'm pretty sure it's not gonna fall off..

Hi, If this is one of those old furnaces that uses a pilot light and no electricity... I'm definitely interested. I could bring you a nice six pack of Fort Collins craft beer in exchange sometime this week. Sound good?

I know you said no Fleet, but I've always thought it worked great on a Tacoma. I've bought several older Fleets over the years and never paid over $700 for any of them.

Not my home, but my home away from home in the winter. Saves me thousands in lodging costs at ski resorts. I'm building one right now on a Ford 750 that will be over 300 square feet.

Sounds like a lot of work and lot of trouble and a lot of expense when a piece of 3/4 inch plywood would work just as well and weigh what... 12 ounces more?

I had a Ranger on my 2000 Tacoma for a while and loved it. It came a couple inches past the end of the tailgate. I put Timbrens on the truck to handle the load with no problems. I like the extra room the Ranger provides and it's really cool that you can heat up hot water for coffee without...

Runs downhill... It only walks uphill.

Still have it.... It's my ski in/ski out ski chalet all winter long.

"Rolling Homes" is the book that inspired me to build my "hippy Shack!"

Looks like a really nice and very clean camper. My personal opinion is that its about $2000 more than I'd be willing to pay... But I'm a cheapskate!

I've heard tell that a really dumb guy once pushed up the back of the top while the front latches were still latched. Now that's really dumb because it bends the crap out of your roof... But I would never do anything that dumb.... not me... never, never, never...

The main reason the ice box sucks is that every time you open it, all the cold air spills out. A cooler that opens from the top eliminates this problem. The ice box is also not very well insulated, but you can easily remove it and add extra insulation around the box and then reinstall it. This...

I was gonna say somewhere between 3-5 grand depending on the condition. I bet you could get close to 5,000 for that camper.

Does this qualify as an S.O.B?

Here's "or similar" in Denver: http://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/4760400993.html