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My shell has the roll over couch. My previous build had a custom side dinette. I think the rollover couch is far superior. The storage (at least in a Hawk) is tremendous, and I find we don't really ever need a table indoors, just a comfortable place to lounge. Any of the seats in a FWC dont...

When I had an older FWC with the same mattress I ended up getting a 1/4inch memory foam topper that was like a thick fitted sheet basically. It wasn’t perfect but it made it so I could sleep on it fairly comfortably. Ultimately the only reason I upgraded to a newer camper after completely...

Location?

Yes, I drilled straight through the top were I believe FWC puts a big aluminum square tube with washers on the inside. Two of the three mounting points ended up in the small cabinet above my couch so it worked out really well!

I actually recently put this awning on my camper. I designed some custom brackets to raise the awning up above the rear door and all that stuff. I don't have any good pictures but here is what I do have: https://photos.app.goo.gl/dnWqfUZAfwLB3QtMbMt7

What did you end up using instead? I have an OVS 270 awning that I'm trying to figure out the best way to mount as well

Camper has been sold!

In the craigslist post you can see some pictures of the side being rebuilt. The camper had a propane box originally, I just had to move it over a bit to fit all the stuff I wanted. That is what is next to the water heater door second from the front of the camper. The furnace didn't require an...

Thanks! Just get an idea in your head and a couple tools and start messing around and having fun :)

Remodeled 1999 Hawk Four Wheel Camper for sale. Please see my craigslist posting here: https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/tro/d/santa-rosa-four-wheel-camper-hawk/7025368828.html Great for a wander the west tinkerer!

I have the same combo camper/truck and was considering doing this. Its driving me crazy the gap between the bed and camper side..

I have a 15 ram and just bought a '16 Hawk from a Tundra owner. Sadly there is a significant gap between the bed rails and the camper. The Ram bed depth is about 19-20 (and even shorter in the front compared to the rear) inches while the Tundra is 22-23ish. My '99 Hawk needed about a 1 inch...

Dang, I thought we were going to see a Bronco build! :p Good luck with the build, even if its not for what I hoped!

I bet if you contact All Terrain Campers they could help you out as they still use those doors... https://www.allterraincampers.com/

Do you have the front opening window towards the cab of your truck? You could leave that open as well as a turn buckle access to get some air movement. Maybe a small battery operated dehumidifier or two? Are you sure there aren't any leaks in the roof?

Early Bronco Four Wheel Camper - $3500 http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=279732 Saw this on another forum. If it wasn't 30 hours away I would be trying for it!

Nice find! Looking forward to the build. I think I recognize your buddies rig behind yours from ExPo

Super cool! I've always wanted the Bronco version myself

You can get siding from FWC or ATC. They are slightly different. I don't believe either will ship the siding though because its so easy to damage. You may be able to get some siding through one of the dealers if you are outside Cali.

Well you convinced me. Thanks for the heads up :)

I (kind of) did this for my first camper remodel! I wanted to be able to use the stove too without making the bed. I pulled the stove out of the normal spot and put it above the refrigerator. I had a gas port already there because I had removed the 3-way fridge and put in a compressor style...

The quickest solution I can think of: http://www.wilcooffroad.com/shop/hitchgate-tire-carrier-ram/ Since the RAM bed is so short I would make sure that the camper isn't going to hit it of course, but other than that a custom bumper would be the answer ($$$$).

This is great! Would love something along the same lines myself...

I did a similar thing back when I had a ranger. In my '96 model the seats folded up to the sides and faced each other. I just wanted a flat surface so only did a single level. Allowed me to hide an amp and a few other things fairly well underneath and was still able to fold down one side to sit...

great report so far. thanks for sharing!