Tail Feather Campers - a different camper
Okay, while this is certainly not a traditional TC, it can be mounted on a pickup bed - thus I posted here on the TC forum. It may have been posted previously but I could not find it. "Tail Feather...
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Its unfortunate that the manufacturer doesn't provide an illustrated example as a truck camper. It would be interesting to see exactly how it handled.
I am in total support of new approaches to truck camper manufacturing and use. This company has some things right, such as the all plastic molded construction. If there are leaks, at least it won't damage the camper.
I like the flexibility to be a truck camper as well as a cabin. I could envision the camper taken to a remote location at the optimum time of the year, removed and reassembled on site with custom configuration (Maybe 12' or more with the added panels?). Later it could be accessed by hunters or campers using snow machines or other ATV equipment. And still later it could function as a truck camper.
The prices also look reasonable at around $8K or so.
I congratulate the company for thinking outside of the box. We need more of this to expand the TC experience.
I am in total support of new approaches to truck camper manufacturing and use. This company has some things right, such as the all plastic molded construction. If there are leaks, at least it won't damage the camper.
I like the flexibility to be a truck camper as well as a cabin. I could envision the camper taken to a remote location at the optimum time of the year, removed and reassembled on site with custom configuration (Maybe 12' or more with the added panels?). Later it could be accessed by hunters or campers using snow machines or other ATV equipment. And still later it could function as a truck camper.
The prices also look reasonable at around $8K or so.
I congratulate the company for thinking outside of the box. We need more of this to expand the TC experience.
