Overland Explorer Slide-In Truck Camper

sixshooter_45 said:

After I built the Pando 2.0, it was around $40,000

It was loaded but that's the way I'd like it if I were to purchase one.

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yeah I was at 37-38k and well within the Raptors towing capacity, and still get to keep your bed.

Or this -

https://offgridtrailers.com/product...o0_1=1&io0_2=1&io0_4=1&io0_6=&io0_7=1&io0_8=1

My homemade bed tent hooked to a Lear hardtop is looking better every year.

Vader said:

My homemade bed tent hooked to a Lear hardtop is looking better every year.

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THAT is cool! Did you make the pattern, too?

No , I used an old tent we had and cut / sewed it to fit.

For that money I will buy one of these. Park in a nice location and go out and play in the Raptor. Come back to luxury.

https://www.intechrv.com/models/terra/oasis/

I picked up a Scout Olympic. Drove 3,000 miles and averaged 15.5 MPG. Spring shop added one leaf so handles well. Quieter then a pop up type and no set up time. Minimalist with solar, heater, small sink, fridge and stove. Visit www.scoutcampers.com

dave_g said:

the go fast is nice but its a $7000 roof tent! This overland stuff has a huge demand and the pricing shows that. But at least the go fast is much lighter.

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I was using an iKamper mini set up (which fit in any parking garage ) on a diamond back cover with a pull kitchen (www.pullkitchen.com) since the Gofast was just not available. Never used the pull kitchen as I have since changed to the Scout Olympic. which ended up be 700 hundred pounds more. I thought it would be too heavy but added a spring and it is handling well. Super convenient in all weather. I was happy with the RTT tent set up but just wanted something for long range travel. I will most likely sell the iKamper mini and pull kitchen. I wanted to avoid a trailer and can park in any standard space easily. Height is just under 10.6 inches.