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I would drill right through the angle and plywood and put small carriage bolts on. You aren't going to pull them out.

I put these in my trailer interior sockets......nice white light, worked well https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00D85SJG6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Very cool.....What are the brackets on the outside for?

Here's a big one Juno 10 Pop up Truck Camper - $36500 (Arvada) https://denver.craigslist.org/rvs/6048699262.html Northstar Pop- Up Truck Camper - $4850 (SW Tucson) https://tucson.craigslist.org/rvs/6046902133.html Slide in Pop Up Truck Camper - $1250 (Longmont)...

Just my opinion, but for a family of 4, plus everything needed for 4, you may want something larger than an F150.

Truck Camper....no price...looks rough https://omaha.craigslist.org/rvs/6037505162.html Pop Up Truck camper - $3700 (New Richmond) https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/rvs/6004199163.html Truck camper mounts - $25 (Sunfield) https://lansing.craigslist.org/rvs/6039462479.html...

A few listings for us window shoppers, using the Craigslist search engine Jayco Pop Up Truck Camper - $2500 https://rochester.craigslist.org/rvs/6016929798.html Pop up truck camper - $4500 https://allentown.craigslist.org/rvs/6015654192.html Skamper Pop-up Pick-up Truck Camper - Handyman...

Will miss your posts Mr Ski.......I have been looking for a while now, and while your posts are mostly out west (I'm in the east).....It sure has helped with pricing etc.

They used to have deflectors like that on the back of station wagons in the 60s-70s. They were supposed to help keep the rear of the car clean from dirt/dust/snow etc.....Dont know if they worked that well.....I think I would remove it.

In Canada, so used to the white crap......

I am in Canada. Right now, I know of 2 popup campers and a popup roof van being stored outside with the tops up. I imagine they are pulling the snow load off of them, but dont know their reasoning about leaving them up.......Maybe the just forgot?.....lol

If you look closely at the sideway of your tires, it gives you the recommended PSI & Max weight that the tire should take. I put Lts on my 1/2 ton....It says 65 PSI for 3200 lbs on each tire.....I am no where near that weight on each tire, so run 50 PSI.....Rides good.

Me like....following thread

Not hard to rig one up if you really wanted one

Maybe just me, but I think this is a good deal for someone in BC Canada....if I want way accross the country, I might be on it http://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/cranbrook/2001-chevrolet-silverado-1500-orange-grey-pickup-truck/1214987680?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

RV antifreeze in the portapotty.......

I have this one from Coleman.......folds up and is quite handy

Thats why you carry a roll of duct tape......... :P Why do you have your camper sitting back away from the front?

There were van conversions back in the 80s-90s that were named Falcon......dont know if they if they did truck campers

Hi...also new here and was thinking about the same thing. I would think that a camper with the front dinette would be quite comfortable for sleeping with the top down. A 6 footer like me would be able to stretch out better.