Building A 4x4 Truck Camper | DIY Foam Composite Panel Cabover
Published 2022-07-10
What did I use?
Materials:
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Tools:
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All Comments (21)
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Glued, Screwed and Glassed! 👊
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Cant Wait To See The Finish Product👍
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Killer design. I LOVE it!! Nice job, thanks for sharing.
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You are doing an awesome job
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Good for you! I wish I had that kind of patience.
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Bad ass can’t wait until next time!
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I’m so amazed by your creativity, planning, engineering skills, patience, and follow-through. And the forethought to consider all the small details to ensure it will work with the finished product is also very impressive. Keep it up 🤙🏼 I could not envision ever being able to do something like this 😂
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You are quite the craftsman Matt well done!!! Hope to see this new camper in person some day!!!
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Glad to see your project coming along Matt. I'm sure the R-Factor of your walls is significant. Not to mention, downright strong! You're the only DIY composite panels I've seen and am fascinated by your results!
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This is great video for sharing, keep sending new update. keep safe and stay connected, sending my full support as always...
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Very nice work. Love the build quality. Thanks for sharing.
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Great to see an update from you guys. Thanks!
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Great work Matt. I imagine you’re not taking orders yet for custom builds. Enjoying following every step. I also used the Foamular 1.5” thick all around my truck camper as we winter camp -20 C. We cover the single pane windows with foam insulation plugs. Nothing fancy. Your build is the way to go in my book.
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Nice work, looking forward to the next one.
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Cool camper and great ideas. We are looking forward for the next videos
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Wow! Impressive work Matt! Looks like it's coming along Fibertastically. hehe.
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Your good !
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I've been contemplating building a light weight pop-up trailer. Watching for how you actually pop the top! I built a panel insert and remove trailer on the lines of the old Apache trailers, with the basis being an old Coleman Pop-up camper. Using mostly 2 inch thick foam coated with poor-man's fiberglass. It works fine and is very light weight. But - takes a while to assemble and disassemble (about 45 minutes). Watching and enjoying your build. Amazing, Matt.
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I just found your channel. I saw the T100 and had to like and subscribe immediately. All time favorite truck. Wish I never sold my 98.
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Matt, that's just amazing! Finally got around to watching this episode. Can't wait to see it done and on the road!!
