Build Thread - Mules Fiberglass Gladiator Camper DIY

[DBravo]

Pretty Sweet. You can see that a lot of planning, measuring and hard work went into that piece! Enjoy!

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[DBravo]

This is the part that makes the work worth it. Most of the time my problem is, I start thinking and getting excited about the next project and can't sit still very long...

 

[Mules]

Fantastic photo slideshow! Although it takes away the fun of waiting for weekly updates in the overland thread. Impressive work @Mules

Thanks for joining me on the one and a half year journey, and keeping me inspired! Not sure I would have finished it without all the support from this forum, and the overlanding forum.

 

[Blitzinger]

I remember reading through your thread a few months back when I first got my Gladiator. The work is beyond impressive and the looks kill.

I am curious, do you have any issues regarding flex since the piece connects bed and back of truck?

 

[Mules]

The Gladiator is my daily driver and I’m close to 2,000 miles on the camper so far. No cracks or problems yet. I’ve done around ten days of typical 4 Wheeling, with it in 4 high/low with sway bars disconnected and occasionally locked axles. I’d call this easy 4 wheeling, I’m not rock crawling in Moab or full throttling through mud holes(that’s for my UTV). So far so good.

 

[gouacats]

Impressed!!!

 

[Mules]

 

[TheOpa]

This is easily one of my favorite builds for so many reasons. Very nicely done.

 

[Benbean66]

You, good sir, are on another level of skill, knowledge, and talent. Beautifully done. I love the functional, yet simple/clean look of it all.

 

[RLEW]

IMPRESSIVE

 

[Mules]

 

[Mules]

 

[John in the Woods]

Damn. And it comes on and off via a custom made rolling cart?

Ok. Now you’re just embarrassing the rest of us.

 

[Mules]

Damn. And it comes on and off via a custom made rolling cart?

Ok. Now you’re just embarrassing the rest of us.

Thanks. The cart is a rolling scissor lift, so I can lower the camper and roll it in my garage.

 

[obrianmcc]

Your craftsmanship is truly over the top ... I do have one question ... how did you address the flex between the `bed and cab?

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