Interesting Camper

interesting:
https://newatlas.com/kimbo-adventure-truck-campers/59050/

https://newatlas.com/kimbo-adventure-truck-campers/59050/#gallery

 

Looks cool. The kitchen and shower seem a little half-baked. ...The interior in general seems half-baked, in terms of optimizing space and fit-n-finish. Probably just prototype interior shots.

 

that thing is sweet, sorta sucks right now they are only doing local pick up in Washington state...don't even want to think about what shipping would be though either...

 

It IS INTERESTING, and should certainly have a small pool of potential buyers.

I like it.

 

I can't get past its looks.

 

I saw one when I was in Utah a few weeks back. Interesting is a good word for it. I thought it was ugly and too EAF’y

 

A bit bulky and heavy for my liking but it’s different and for that it’s worth admiring

 

I'd want to go Tundra for something that big, and the interior would have to be ultra dialed in and modern.

 

16+k. No thanks. Cool looking though

 

Definitely does not have a very clean streamlined appearance.

 

i'm just thinking way too top heavy

 

if they could redesign it so it didnt look pregnant.

something like this would be cool, but the price sucks.
https://earthcruiser.com/our-vehicles/earthcruiser-gzl/

 

Kimbo is made by the owner of Trayvax. He's actually been living full time in his Kimbo for a while now.

 

Hmmm, business must be slow.

 

If I was going to spend that kind of money, I think I would just step up to the Alu-Cab Khaya Camper. The Kimbo looks a little too "home made" for that price.

 

Sounds like he's living in a van down by the river

 

Wife and I are considering on getting a Khaya next year.

 

Imho, I’d be wary when this guy is your chief designer.

 

Not sure what you mean ??

 

I’ve seen a guy with one of these in person.

Here’s my take....

It’s extremely small, but expected for a Tacoma. Only really good for one person that doesn’t mind the tight space. But every inch of it is functional.
In terms of the outside design, it actually looks aerodynamic. Especially compared to the traditional truck campers out there.

Also, one thing I will say, is because if it’s construction, it’s EXTREMELY strong compared to the fiberglass or frame type campers. So I definitely think it’s better in that regard. Less flexing that commonly happens in the other types and doesn’t have issues with damage on rough terrain