Dave's Four Wheel Camper Flatbed Project: Zephyrus

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Big thanks to @Goose Gear for these dividers, this really ads to the utility of the underbed storage in the "coffin rack" onboard. A total of 3 dividers were added, offset is to allow room for the gas struts to store when closed.

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Random items shown to illustrate utility here. Sections can accommodate everything from canned goods to paper back books to coffee kit to hygiene gear etc etc.

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Nice thing about that is that the camper is far more secure than the truck itself. Not gonna post details online but let's just say no way to break into the camper quickly or quietly.
 
Dave said:
Been camping in extreme weather in AZ and UT. Camped last night in the NF outside Gunnison, CO. -22 degrees last night. So far so good, it's all working :)

Here's a few shots of the camper on this big trip.

Yeah Baby!
-22 As my Grandma use to say "that's DAMN COLD"!
Think layers, lots of layers! Stay warm, and safe travels my friend.
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It's been reported that LED lights have a tendency to get ice build up in the conditions you're in because they generate less heat at the lens unlike other lamps.

What has your experience been so far?
 
TangoBlue said:
It's been reported that LED lights have a tendency to get ice build up in the conditions you're in because they generate less heat at the lens unlike other lamps.

What has your experience been so far?
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I've not noticed any issues, been driving a lot at night too.
 
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