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Camper has been SOLD! Thanks everyone! Rob

Ski3pin, Thanks for the kind words! It is a little bittersweet to sell the camper, given how much work we put into it, but we have another baby on the way and after a 21 day trip this summer we decided it was going to be just a little too small for us, especially with two kids <2 years. We are...

With mixed emotions, we are placing our FWC (the gnarwhal) for sale - $8,750. Our family is expanding and we're looking forward to gnarling up a larger rig to meet our growing needs into the future. This is not your average Four Wheel Camper, it's a custom restored 1998 Ranger II Four Wheel...

Here is a picture from my 1998 FWC Ranger II. I can't say I remember staples on the bottom portion of the sideliner, they were holding it to the roof though. Hope this helps.

The felt sounds like a great idea! Thanks for the great ideas and help with this one. The foam was falling apart whenever you touched it and had become a rather disgusting combination of 14 year old foam, glue, and mold. Pods8-I don't think this foam came with any glue, but was glued on to the...

Thanks for the ideas guys. I will check HD again, most of the stuff that I have found in the insulation department was relatively thick @ 1/4"+ which I was hoping to avoid, but may just have to go with it. Do you think that is really necessary anyway? Any suggestions on which 3M foam tape it...

Anyone know what this foam material is called and where I can get some? Mr. Google is even stumped! The black foam (very thin 1/32"?)is on the inside of the camper, on the top exposed aluminum frame. Any suggestions at this point would be helpful. Thanks! Gnarwhal

Here is a very useful thread http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/index.php?/topic/3267/