Build Thread - Mules Fiberglass Gladiator Camper DIY

[TotallyReasonable]

What a cool build! Whats the standing room height in the camper when hanging out in the "living room"?

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[Mules]

What a cool build! Whats the standing room height in the camper when hanging out in the "living room"?

It's 8ft tall inside, with the bed up. There's also seating room for 4 people, not counting the Jeeps seats. Not sure I would camp with 4 people but they could hang out inside if it's raining.

 

[Mules]

My sink is looking pretty lonely on the counter. Do I get a propane stove or induction stove to cook inside?

 

[Jerhemi]

Epic build. Well done!!

 

[BlackSheepOfTheFamily22]

talented are you. And I'm just looking for a topper / cap without paying $3.5k for it.

 

[Mules]

The layout is very flexible. Sometimes I put the fridge/freezer in the back and sometimes I put it in the front.

 

[Mules]

I stopped by a friend's fiberglass shop to get quotes on fiberglass molds to build version 2 of my camper. I'll keep everyone informed if I decide to move forward with production.

I still have a lot to do in order to put together a business plan, but I was wondering what this forum thought about a $14,000 retail price for the camper with pop up and upper bed in Jeep Hardtop Black. Color matched, furniture, and shipping would be extra.

I would need to make a reasonable volume to get the price this low.

 

[Riviera]

I still have a lot to do in order to put together a business plan, but I was wondering what this forum thought about a $14,000 retail price for the camper with pop up and upper bed in Jeep Hardtop Black. Color matched, furniture, and shipping would be extra.

I would need to make a reasonable volume to get the price this low.


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I would bet that at $14k, you'd have more business than you could handle. When you look at lead times from Ursa and others, I think the business is there. Just make sure you're not doing it too cheap.

 

[Mules]

Trying out my Road Pro 12v skillet (plugs in the truck's cigarette lighter) to warm up some chili for lunch.

 

[RudeJeepin]

Trying out my Road Pro 12v skillet (plugs in the truck's cigarette lighter) to warm up some chili for lunch.

How well did it work, how long to heat it up?

 

[Mules]

How well did it work, how long to heat it up?

It’s slow but no need for propane or another power supply. Click on my build link below. I posted a bunch of info about the 12v Road Pro and other low wattage cooking appliances.

 

[RudeJeepin]

It’s slow but no need for propane or another power supply. Click on my build link below. I posted a bunch of info about the 12v Road Pro and other low wattage cooking appliances.

I've seen your thread and comparison of the cook items, was just wondering about the time it took to heat the chili.

 

[Mules]

I've seen your thread and comparison of the cook items, was just wondering about the time it took to heat the chili.

I didn't time it, but I'm guessing 15-20 minutes.

 

[Geaux Overland]

I went the cheap route but it only lasted one season.

 

[Mules]

Some pictures of camping trips.

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