non xj flip pack style slide in camper

[JESSE A]

I have a flip pack style camper for sale that drops into the bed of a truck. we used it on our 2009 toyota double cab short bed and it worked pretty well. It has some shelving built inside with tons of storage and can sleep 2 in the upper bed and the table can be removed to sleep one persone or a small couple, this thing has tons of space and works very well were just looking to go another route.The tag on the inside says it is the #1 proto type built in 1977.It is very nice being able to keep it loaded and just put it in and go out for the expedition. were looking to get 2500.00 OBO i think it is a very fair price considering how versitile the camper is, best way to contact me is through email or text (805)433-3643 [email protected] the camper is in simi valley ca

 

[cal]

how does it do in the wind?

 

[JESSE A]

We actually got some pretty good wind last weekend on the Mojave trail it flaps a little but I racket strap the front down to the bumper and it pulls it down very tight.

 

[cal]

length, height (folded up) and weight?

whats the ratchet strap we see inside holding together?

 

[JESSE A]

7feet long,16inch bar depth,57 inches from the roof to the bottom of the door,45 inches from the bottom of the bed to the roof, and 63 inches wide, the rachet straps on the inside make an x to keep the tent/matress/sleeping bag up nice and tight when folded up I just remove them after the camper is open and all set up.

 

[JESSE A]

Still for sale price drop 1500.00obo just don't have room for this any more

 

[HandBuiltXJ]

When my cherokee sales I will be interested in this

 

[JESSE A]

SOLD!!

 

[HandBuiltXJ]

Good to hear bud. My cherokee sell fell through which is why you never heard more from me. Dam I wish I could have picked this up. I want to get rid of my pop up and get one of these.

John

 

[slowrider]

Looks like this would have been a perfect fit for a longbed MJ.

 

[Macoob]

This was actually one of the original "Flip-Pak" campers. The man who invented (D. Barr) it lived in El Cajon. If I would have known about this web page a few years earlier, I would have jumped all over that. It is an amazing invention!