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Dennis Grazian wasn’t sure about the flame job and dragons on the GMC TopKick that he found on Craigslist for his Lance.
Imagine taking apart your truck, rebuilding it in a different configuration, and then starting fresh with a Total Composite camper shell.
Ralf’s trusty Kodiak has undergone major surgery and traded in its workload for something more fun. Big Red, meet Arctic Fox.
From Germany comes a giant custom-built, all-composite truck camper based on an extended cab Mercedes-Benz fire truck.
The Chevy 5500 and International CV-Series represent next-generation thinking in design, serviceability, enormous payload, and raw power.
Fellow truck campers showcase their Ram 5500 rigs complete with adaptations, custom bed decisions, and their thinking behind choosing a Class 5.
Fellow campers reveal their stunning Ford F-550 rigs including required modifications, custom beds, and reasons why they went with a Class 5.
Rudolf Stadfeld entered his Chevy SSR and Palomino rig into our calendar contest. Here’s the story behind this intriguing setup from Germany.
Bruce and Joy’s singular creation tips steampunk on its ear with a curved trolley top, sunroofs, and an antique lock and key.
For his Arctic Fox 1140, Geep Moore assembled a Ford F-450 chassis cab modular truck and storage bed solution.
Craig and Janet Lembke assembled a Lance 1172 and an International CV-Series 5500 flatbed truck with storage boxes.
Brian Egan scratch-built a camper from antique boat parts. Upon his passing, Ted Emrick, turned it into a functional steampunk camper.
Ron Chandler takes his Jeep Gladiator and custom Phoenix truck camper on some of America’s most challenging off-road trails.
Skylar Holgate has assembled one of the coolest combinations we have ever seen; a 1964 Thiokol snowcat and a 1958 Alaskan Camper.
While the Electric Frog won’t be found on a domestic highway anytime soon, it’s the concept that makes it important.
Wait, is that a “new” Volkswagen Beetle that’s been converted into a pickup truck with a custom camper in it?