lnwatine
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I'm looking to sell my OVRLND Camper ONLY (not the truck or flatbed!) for $10,000. There is nothing wrong with it and far exceeded expectations for what I had it made for: I'm a wildlife scientist and was traveling around in my truck for field work. I've spent more than a year living out of this rig and it was amazing. The camper simply isn't being used regularly anymore so I want to sell it.
The camper was built for a Norweld flatbed: the flatbed is 80.5 inches long and 75.25 inches wide, but the camper is a few inches shorter by length and width to accommodate the lip on the tray. It has double barn doors, an arctic tern window, and side hatch; comes with removable insulation lining; bracket mounts for an awning; solar panel pre-installed on the roof. Standing room with the pop-top open is 6'4". The camper skin is silver anodized for added protection from the elements. The piece over the cab is a little taller to accommodate the use of the forerunner rack installed on the truck. There are tracks for Yakima roof-racks (like the Skyline System).
The camper is bolted to the bed of the truck and easy to remove as long as you have a buddy to help you out. There are not shell jacks with this build but I spoke with a few different folks who'd said they'd be easy to make and modify the camper shell to use them if I ever wanted to.
Again - I am selling the camper shell ONLY. I am NOT selling the flatbed. OVRLND campers do not have a floor like Four-wheel campers etc. There is no heater, no refrigerator, no batteries, etc. The wiring for an electrical system is in place to hook up the fan in the ceiling to a battery that can run on the solar panel.If you're looking for a camper shell for your flatbed that is totally modifiable, this is an amazing option!
If you want more information on build specs etc. please send me a message. I am willing to work with meeting you at a location for the camper
Video from installation day:
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The camper was built for a Norweld flatbed: the flatbed is 80.5 inches long and 75.25 inches wide, but the camper is a few inches shorter by length and width to accommodate the lip on the tray. It has double barn doors, an arctic tern window, and side hatch; comes with removable insulation lining; bracket mounts for an awning; solar panel pre-installed on the roof. Standing room with the pop-top open is 6'4". The camper skin is silver anodized for added protection from the elements. The piece over the cab is a little taller to accommodate the use of the forerunner rack installed on the truck. There are tracks for Yakima roof-racks (like the Skyline System).
The camper is bolted to the bed of the truck and easy to remove as long as you have a buddy to help you out. There are not shell jacks with this build but I spoke with a few different folks who'd said they'd be easy to make and modify the camper shell to use them if I ever wanted to.
Again - I am selling the camper shell ONLY. I am NOT selling the flatbed. OVRLND campers do not have a floor like Four-wheel campers etc. There is no heater, no refrigerator, no batteries, etc. The wiring for an electrical system is in place to hook up the fan in the ceiling to a battery that can run on the solar panel.If you're looking for a camper shell for your flatbed that is totally modifiable, this is an amazing option!
If you want more information on build specs etc. please send me a message. I am willing to work with meeting you at a location for the camper
Video from installation day:
Post on OVRLND Pop-top camper owners: Log into Facebook
Post on Flatbed truck campers: Flatbed Truck Campers
Post on Expedition Portal: Flatbed OVRLND Camper Shell - $10,000
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