Lets see your Camper set-ups

The camper is a Flip-Pac. Not manufactured anymore but you can come across them used for 3-6 thousand dollars.

 

I made a halfass attempt at a screen for the door a few years ago, but I was trying to use self adhesive magnetic strips and they were the wrong choice, especially because my camper is aluminum. How did you attach yours to the camper? Feel free to dm if you prefer.

 

I made a tent and added a ceiling with lights that are way too bright.

 

Velcro. Lol
I insulated and carpeted my shell. My screens have the hook Velcro sewed around the edges that stick to the carpet and on the shell that dosent have carpet I have loop velcro that has a sticky back that's holding well. Get the heavy duty stuff. It wasn't the prettiest but it holds well. I did try magnetic strips but I just couldn't get it to work right. This packs up pretty small. The first pic is before I got the Velcro sewed on.

 

Not mine, but I saw this a while back and thought it was interesting…

 

That's cool I bet it was hard to get those curves. It'd be neat to see the inside.

 

First thought that went through my mind: Of course it’s a road cyclist, lol!

jokes aside, Im impressed with the craftsmanship it must have taken to make. Wish there was more information about it available.

 

Yeah, I should have talked to the guy, lol! I think I was on my way to a meeting. Plus, he was in there I think, and the entrance had a serial killer vibe. Didn’t want to poke my head in…

 

Love the Roamin Chariot! Looking to buy one once I sell my Wildernest, The Roamin Chariot seems a bit better for camping at Ski Resorts.

Do you know the weight on yours?

 

Just bought this, fits like a glove.

 

Let's see the inside!!

 

6 gallon water tank, pump sink, 12V fridge, lights. Super basic. Table folds down turns into a bed and at 6ft1 I can lay down cross ways fully extended!

https://imgur.com/a/ieGeykC

 

Purple is for PIMP!!
nice thanks for sharing, that's awesome.

 

Have you made one yet for the 1st gens

 

1995 Six Pac on Gen 1, air bags help this thing ride smoothly.

 

Bottom photo location, somewhere south of San Feilpe? Looks familiar.

 

I bet that shell is a bit better in high wind or higher speed . I try to keep my rig at about 55-62 MPH. High winds and hill climbs are fun, but in that speed I get about 14.5 MPG and it doesn’t wobble too bad.

 

Here is my camper setup.

 

That’s pretty awesome
Did you do the conversion yourself?

 

No, it was done by a guy in Colorado. I’ve had it a little over 2 years but will probably need to sell it soon.