This is the simplest pickup truck camper set up you will ever see. It took me a little over an hour to really plan and build. No Glue. No Screws. Everything is held together by tape, bungie cords, velcro and gravity. I know that sounds ghetto, but it works! I found everything that I needed at local stores. I bought the plywood for the bed and table at home depot and they cut the piece that I needed. Home Depot also had the milk crates that I needed as well as the clay pots that I use as a heater when it gets cold. the plastic drawer units that I vel-croed together I got from Walmart along with many other things like the guerrilla tape I used to line around the milk crates so they don't move. Bungie cords hold the bed to the side of the camper and the weight of the bed pushes down on the milk crates and the guerrilla tape stops the milk crates from sliding. I give a full tour inside and out. The coolest thing to think is that if you have a truck with a camper shell already on it, then you can go build your own stealth camper after watching this video. I hope this video inspires you as much as I was inspired when I discovered this lifestyle!
Estimated cost of the camper:
Camper shell = $800 - Leer dealer in Indiana
Ply wood = $35 - Home depot
Plastic drawer units = $10 x 2 = $20 - Walmart
Gorilla Tape = $8 walmart
adhesive Velcro = $15 - home depot
Milk crates = $7 x 8 units = $56
Bungee cords = $10 - harbor freight
Cushion for bed = free - friend
27 авг 2024
