Post photos of your truck camper on this thread. Any photo with a truck camper in it is allowable; any brand, any year.
If you have a couple of nice truck camper photos from your vacation, feel free to post them here. But, if you have 10, 20, 30 or 130 vacation photos you would like to post, this is not the thread for them. Just start a new thread and post all of them you like there. If you would like to also post a couple of the better TC photos on this thread, that is fine.
This thread is for Truck Camper photos only. But feel free to post comments on posted photos.
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BradW ๐ ๐
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Lake Cowichan, Vancouver Island B.C. Dropped the Rancho's to 5&5:E
Port Browning, Pender Island B.C.
Arrowleaf Cellar Okanagan B.C. bought some nice wine here.:C
Port Browning, Pender Island B.C.
Arrowleaf Cellar Okanagan B.C. bought some nice wine here.:C
1 photo shows my rig at a music festival. Notice that despite overloading, the truck isnโt squatting very much.
Photo 2 and 3 are along the shore of Lake superior, via a 2-track in which one of the side reflector covers were scraped off by a Jack pine. One of the photos has only got the Truck camper's TV antenna in it, so not sure if this counts, but the view is from the top of the camper, where we often sit with our portable chairs to hang out and get a better view.
Bon apetit.
"Jeff"
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Photo 2 and 3 are along the shore of Lake superior, via a 2-track in which one of the side reflector covers were scraped off by a Jack pine. One of the photos has only got the Truck camper's TV antenna in it, so not sure if this counts, but the view is from the top of the camper, where we often sit with our portable chairs to hang out and get a better view.
Bon apetit.
"Jeff"
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Camped along the Snake River in south eastern Washington. We are just a few feet off the road but wouldn't have made it without four wheel drive.
Well, somebody already tore one off for us so I ripped the other one off. Just put silicone in the holes. Heck, they were one of the smaller holes I had to plug. :B I can't imagine putting anything up there. We're too tall for some places already. Used the axe and saw to get out of the place we stayed the 2nd night! Drove into a coon trap.
I do see we need to put deflectors over the sewer vents, the only one that had not been shredded (before us) was the one under the luggage rack. Going to make a metal hoop that sends branches up and over. Hit a few, got some nice tracks down the sides. Must have had fun!
Got better radio reception when we put the antenna up ๐
I do see we need to put deflectors over the sewer vents, the only one that had not been shredded (before us) was the one under the luggage rack. Going to make a metal hoop that sends branches up and over. Hit a few, got some nice tracks down the sides. Must have had fun!
Got better radio reception when we put the antenna up ๐
Maiden Voyage of the "TC Northern Leak". Very first camp spot, Got snowed on that morning, but didn't stick. Rained all 4 days of the trip, 30's at night 40's during day. Leak fix project seems a success!
The next day out beebopping around
And the last night in the Rainbow Mountains around 5000 feet
We were pleased with the way the truck handled the camper-hardly knew it was there, fuel mileage went from 20 to 16 mpg, not too bad since they are already blending #1 winter grade diesel here. Camper was warm and snug and everything worked. Worst problem aside from sweaty windows was the shower drain puked a few times on some steep climbs. The gray tank had very little water in it so it should not have happened. Spent a bit of time in low range 1st gear, got into some great spots. Almost bottomed out the camper jacks in a steep spot! Guess we will have to remove them for the next trip.
Gosh, some of you guys in the lower 48 are talking about putting the camper up for the winter and we are just getting to use ours! :B
The next day out beebopping around
And the last night in the Rainbow Mountains around 5000 feet
We were pleased with the way the truck handled the camper-hardly knew it was there, fuel mileage went from 20 to 16 mpg, not too bad since they are already blending #1 winter grade diesel here. Camper was warm and snug and everything worked. Worst problem aside from sweaty windows was the shower drain puked a few times on some steep climbs. The gray tank had very little water in it so it should not have happened. Spent a bit of time in low range 1st gear, got into some great spots. Almost bottomed out the camper jacks in a steep spot! Guess we will have to remove them for the next trip.
Gosh, some of you guys in the lower 48 are talking about putting the camper up for the winter and we are just getting to use ours! :B
The head banging, back breaking, bug letting camper shell. Soon to be replaced by the 2000 Northern "Leak" Camper. No road to this camp spot!
This was my first truck camper that I built.I built It one winter for something to do.It a 1931 wide bed Model A truck that I drive a good bit.Just having fun. 
