Okay, discuss.

OMGosh... After days of watching this post, I just noticed the back addition. :S How in the world does he get out of the backdoor?

Doug

I see a reflection in the front window. I also see a pretty big ding in the front cap, always a mark of the true photo shop artist :R
Some people crack me up with "it's photoshopped". Why in the world would anybody bother with a pic like this? I wonder if they have ever even used photo shop. It's not real easy for most to even put a dog's head on a cat much less a complicated deal like this truck camper.
It's real, get over it.

It would be interesting to watch him unload that thing!

This was no photoshop job and I do have one more picture on my phone of it.

If it's a photoshop the op did a great job with the shadow!
$20 it's real. Real ugly that is!

OK... I am going to go out on a limb and say the original image is a pretty interesting Photo Chop job.

There are too many "weird" things about it. I question how those support struts fasten to that feeble brush guard. The big window in that extension does not reflect the same way as the ones on the camper side... But my biggest reason for suspecting it is a fake is that there is only ONE image. As mentioned, if I saw that thing I would be snapping photos like a tourist!

C'mon OP, let us in on the secret;)

I don't know, I kinda like it.



I'd like to know what he did with the entry door to the camper though. It's on the rear, or at least it used to be. The TC is either a Lance model 1121 like mine, with a slide on the passenger side or the "no slide" model that Lance also made (1021?). The only side-door model that Lance made at that time was the 1161, and it always had a slide on the driver side.

:):)

He probably would have been ok if he hadn't added that storage box in the front.

So what's the problem ? It's DRW. The box on the front is probably for counter weight to help keep the load equalized :)

this dude must be single. No good wife would be caught dead riding shotgun in that ugly POS......;-)