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Looks great I have the Alucab Canopy Camper on mine I a love, have spent over 200 nights in it

I also built my own delete and I have a lot of storage under the top that is accessed by pulling the front seats all the way forward then I simply reach in to get whatever I need, on top I have a frig on the passenger side and a 3 drawer dresser from Walmart

The swing away tire carriers are from a Sprinter van had to do some minor modifications to them, not so much to the rack themselves as much as to how to fabricate mounting points

5”. Memory foam

Good point, a little too tall, would really like to see one in person and get to the top

I have a 21 Gladiator Rubicon with the Alucab Canopy Camper last summer drove to Prudhoe Bay 17,000 miles 3 months and the camper was great I have spent a total of 200+ nights in it and it’s the greatest. I love the single full door spare mounted on the back and I custom built the interior for...

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I’m on 35’s with the Clayton HD Overlanding 2 1/2” lift no real issues have scrap a few times otherwise all good.

I too camped there last year

I like both

Yes it is I made 2 of them one for each side, I really have nt had much use from them but I like the look and thought it would be practical to have

My Gladiator is a dedicated overlanding vehicle and I went with the Alucab Canopy Camper and I love every aspect of it, I camp alone and it checked all the boxes for me

The Gladiator version is the Alucab Canopy Camper and I love it

I was actually planning on a custom aluminum fuel tank to fit in there

Got a question, how is everyone doing with insurance for the ACCC? My insurance is more for the camper than the Gladiator!

Here is mine

Dan how about 4 hydraulic or electrically operated rams to raise the top and a giant rubber band around the canvas to suck it in as the top is lowered, something like I have on my Alucab Canopy Camper?

Congratulations on living the dream, stay safe and have a good time . Just Enjoy Every Place

Mike I drilled the bumper then attached another steel plate then attached the swing away arms and bolted it all together. Did have some sway when opened so I welded some plates on the end of the bumpers see attached photo and I also made a latch that’s bolted to the door and comes down to grab...

I also made a latch on the door to keep it mounted solid to the door