Can we get a screen door on the main door? Would prefer a drawer freezer on the bottom. The Co2 detector at the ceiling will not function... Co2 is heavier than air and will kill people as it fills the cab. Might want to rethink this one.... Also, can we get a small sink in the wet bath? It can be above the toilet....
IMO, the blackout shades should come up from the bottom so that we can limit the views into the unit while leaving a few inches of visibility. Also, I don't see any kind of a hand sink in the wet bath. I'd really like to not have to shave and brush my teeth in the kitchen sink. This one is a contender, but right now I'm liking Storyteller a bit more.
Thanks for the feedback on the shades. 👍 The two videos you watched are our older models. I’ll add a link below of our newest truck that I think will answer all the concerns you have. We have a sink in the bathroom and can add it in any truck if the customer wants it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hWb6N32-trE.htmlsi=iOCbw7_QBvS0-Jj4
I am American but have been living in the UK for nearly 8 years now. I always used to drive Jeeps back in the states, but when I got here I bought a MINI Countryman All Wheel Drive. I love the Countryman, especially on these English roads. It makes me feel like a proper Brit. However, I am 6'4 230 lbs and I needed something a bit more rugged and higher, so I looked into getting it lifted and getting some aggressive all terrains and a bullbar added and a tire on the back. We drove the MINI from London down to the north of France through the middle of France to the south of France to the North of Spain all the way down to the South of Spain where my wife's family lives. It was amazing. However, we didn't plan well and ended up sleeping in the countryman at camp sites twice during the trip, unintentionally. This made me think about caravans. When I started looking into caravans, I could tow in the Countryman and it couldn't tow anything more than a couple thousand pounds. I have two small boys rapidly becoming as big as me. I realized I needed something with more towing capacity. I never ever ever ever thought I would be a truck owner. To be honest I am still not officially one. However, it's pretty clear if you are towing anything worth towing, you need a truck. A Hummer won't do it, an SUV won't do it. You need a Ram or a Ford and I thought that kind of sucked, until I found out about Truck Campers. Now I can't comprehend why anyone would buy an SUV at all. This camper you have here is badass sir. Keep it up.
@@SparkyMcGee They don’t work with Liquid Springs suspension. Liquid Springs is too important to the ride quality so we will only build on trucks we can add liquid springs to.
The crusin comfort system is mounted between the frame rails before we install the camper so it’s out of the way and doesn’t obstruct your overall height.
This was our demo truck from 2022. Check out our newest 2024 truck, the headroom over the bed is increased significantly and you can sit up. I’ll put a link below. Yes our trucks are 4 season. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hWb6N32-trE.html
I'm surprised with the choice of liquid springs if there are concerns regarding international travel. It seems that if they were problems with the system, you are not very likely to be able to find a shop to repair or supply parts for such a critical system.
Pretty crazy specs on this build. Definitely justifies the price. The only thing is the 5 gallon cassette toilet. We are a family of 5 and that only lasts 2 days for us. I always have anxiety about finding a place to empty and many public restrooms don't like it dumped into their toilets...
@@ScottBrem they were both as loaded as you can order them. Ram was a limited. Ford was a Lariat because that’s the highest trim level you can buy them in a 5500. But then we specked every option. They are pretty similar equipped.
Please make more of this supercar rally/safari builds! I appreciate this types of build and thank you for the in-depth tour of the car. Definitely amazing!
Great salesman. Enjoyed the video. I’ve seen so many & this over lander is my pick. I’m wondering on financing. Can it be considered a home loan? Or 2nd home? I’ll likely get the Aterra at overland campers because of price . I also like the Kimberly Campers. BUT, if we have the money next summer this is the pick. Ever have any used?
@@sheilahenry7279 thanks for the nice comment. We don’t have a company that finances them. At the end of the summer each year we sell our demo unit for a little less than normal pricing.
My 3 requests: A bed that can stayed made up for sleep, a large sink & a big ‘fridge & freezer. Man this is great. Hope to see this at an expo. Planning to go to Prescott, Az next summer.
Looks a bit dangerous to lower the spare on a highway 🤔🤔 Should lower on the passenger side. I’m assuming it is left hand drive (America) Suits me in Australia though lol
Am I the only one who thinks these are so stupid. Can’t go on any trails, they weigh a million pounds cost a million dollars and not one buying this will take it to anywhere without full hook ups
@@tt4569 When a customer buys our trucks they spend two days at our 630 acre off road ranch learning how to drive these off road. We also threaten them that if they ever bring one to an RV park we repo it. 😂 check out our other RU-vid videos especially the sand dunes one where you will see these are much more capable than anyone thinks.
