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The camper is SOLD. If anyone knows how to request a topic change to mark as sold, please enlighten me. :rolleyes:

This Fleet was spec'd for my second gen. Tacoma, but is likely compatible with other mid-size trucks. At just over 3 years old with an original purchase price was $15,500, this could be a big savings for someone considering new Fleet (plus, no wait time). The camper is in excellent condition and...

Great idea! Too bad I don't have the racks though. I have been considering adding some for other reasons. Maybe this will convince me to pull the trigger.

Hey Resto, Did you ever post about your loading/unloading method? I went through your 4WheelResto post (which was amazing btw), but didn't see anything about the loading process. Maybe I just overlooked it. Cheers!

Thanks for that idea Rusty. Simple and cheap. I really don't have an antagonistic relationship with the rain! I love falling asleep to the sound of it in tents, etc. In my camper however, every drop produces a high frequency, tinny sound that is anything but relaxing. I was noticing...

I appreciate the fact that many of you can apparently sleep through the apocalypse, but I was hoping for some ideas as to mitigating sound in the camper. :P

Sorry the rain kept you up, but at least I'm not the only one...

I suspect batting would work much better as a sound dampener than rigid insulation in my rig. Not sure if they ever used it or not, but it's a good theory.

Yeah, ours is a 2015 FWC Fleet so it has the single sheet roof. It is impressively loud.

I wonder if anyone has tried using Dynamat on the underside of the roof? It would be a PITA to install, but seems like FJ community has had some luck with it.

I have considered this, but I guess I'd like something permanent since it's such a common occurrence. This actually makes me wonder if our campers are constructed differently or something. When there is a good rain coming down, I can't imagine how anyone could get lulled to sleep by the noise...

Is anyone else struggling to sleep in their FWCs when its raining out? We live in the PNW and camp throughout the winter. That time of year rain is almost a guarantee. On nights when the rain is light, I can get away with earplugs, but when it's heavier it sounds like someone firing a machine...

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Unfortunately, I am forced to sell my Fleet Shell by Four Wheel Pop-up Campers with lots of upgrades/options. Original cost was $15,500. Save yourself over $1000 for a like new camper that is less than a year old (10/15) and skip the 3+ month wait to get it. I can provide the sales order to any...

Hello all, I've been lurking around the forums here for a few weeks, and I'm honing in on which FWC camper I'm going to order. I have a 2015 Taco TRD Sport and am thus leaning towards the Fleet shell model. I'm trying to plan layout modifications, specifically for a portable style 12v...