2013 Leer 122 Long Bed Shell (6')

Found a used Flippac and couldn't resist so I need to sell my less-than-a-year-old Leer 122 long bed shell

White with full carpet, removable front slider window, sliding side windows w/ screens, 12v dome light w/ automatic switch, interior clothes hanger, factory-mounted Thule tracks (I put new tracks on the Flippac and am keeping the racks).

Paid $2000 in Feb 2013

$950.00 obo

 

Any chance you'd be driving through Colorado any time soon? The skiing is great now!!!

 

I wish.

Winter roadtrips will probably be limited a few weekends to Yosemite and Tahoe.

I'm a school teacher so longer roadtrips tend to be in the summer.

 

That would sure be interesting on my reg cab prerunner but alas, nowhere nearby..........GLWS

 

Just got back up to santa cruz and am stoked on the new shell. Thanks again Ted!
Tom

 

Glad it worked out for both of us.

Get some posts up over on the Expedition thread.

Shell is SOLD. : )

 

I know your 122 sold, but am thinking about the same cap new for my tacoma...how did you like it? Particularly, how the rack worked and I interior room. Thinking about using it for road trip truck camping. Thanks.

 

Hopefamp,

For a solo camper, the 122 was awesome. When my wife and I took some road trips it got a little crowded. Sleeping was great but accessing under the platform and changing clothes in tight spaces demanded a lot of patience and cooperation.

My platform is built to the height of the wheel wells and I could comfortably sit up. I'm 6' 1".

The roof rack was awesome. I carried bikes, kayaks and longer-term base camping items where they didn't interfere with quick overnight stops.

I also really liked the looks and it improved my gas mileage.

The Flippac is amazing for camping. So much space but it's fugly as all get out and takes a couple of MPG away. I mounted a roof rack on the Flippac as well. It's great but anything on the rack has to be unloaded to open the tent which can get tedious at times.

I took an 8 week road trip from LA to Portland and back via the mountains going North and the coast coming South this last summer. It was a solo trip as I'm now divorced. I think it would have been easier and more fun if I'd still had my Leer.

Hope That Helps,
Ted

 

Thanks for the info! Suspect I'll be putting in an order soon.