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All I can say about this build is WOW!!!!! Absolutely amazing and professionally done!!!!

Great job.

Great series

How much did it cost. Is sleeping area strong, it looks very sturdy

Nice… but it’s gotta weigh a lot.

Thank you so much this was very helpful

Amazing build, I’d be very proud of that work. Any advice or things you would do differently if done again would be appreciated. I have a 1-ton Chevy dually with an 8’ bed and I’m starting next weekend when some specialty tools get here.

@RobertCox did u have to beef up the suspension or tranny?

Very nice wood working. That's a lot of planning and fitting.

Have you had it ever go bad with no leaks

Hey Robert, I'm Robert and I'm 71 are you there yet

It is now 5 years later. How has it held up?

I have had that same explosive tank problem and it seems like a major health hazard! I have read that a slightly larger tube allows a tiny fan attachment so you can keep the vent really working to move out moisture and smells. Well done, thanks for your video! I would be curious to hear how the small tubing worked out?

weight

You need a couple of windows on the top bed!!

What is that,like a 4ft bed?😂

Well done sir. I restore vintage campers but are looking to one off a slide in.

Fantastic, but no helmet!!!

Wow this is spectacular , I was in prison for marijuana for 4 years , hard times has put me living in my car for 2 years , I’ve recently bought a truck . I need one of these ! How much would it be for you to build one for me ! Sir ?

What is the siding material?

You were probably asked this already, but about how much $$ was the total cost in everything? If you don’t mind me asking.

Doesn't even look like a build, It looks like it came out of a factory, Very impressive love it

Nice build. What did you skin thr sides and back with? It looked like 1/2" material in one photo? Did you fiberglass the outside?

This is awesome! Any sag or issues with the back overhang & side entry door?

I have built a few teardrop campers but a stand up camper is on my list

Thank you so much, paint the 2 walls yesterday; and touched the ceiling a tad bit in two areas. Thank you!

5 gallon glue on the roof??? Did yiu use it undiluted?

I own a sign shop and havepretty good taste. I see jr. high kid graphic layouts alot. They put their beret on sideways... I call them Wonder Signs. Stevie Wonder's shop.

What kind of mpg you get out of haulin that thing?

Perhaps one of the best videos to learn how to ride on a single wheel

Now that I see a guy my age get one and and do well riding, I think try it out myself looks fun..

On a “baby bed” none the less 😂 well done! Love my crew cab really miss 6.5 and 8’ beds

You guys that think you can spot paint a ceiling, goodluck unless its a brandnew one

Hello. What is the dry weight of your camper ??

Your video is perfect. Short concise description and no annoying music.

Nice project!

Im thinking of getting a used one of these as my first wheel, are you still enjoying the wheel, has it given you any issues?

Thank you!

Most helpful video ever thank sir

Did you use the same transmission front the 216 would it fit

very smart ideas nice to see another post from you, I like to use the propane as well like you said because of the speed, how is the camper holding up is there anything you would have changed thinking back on it now?

What did you use to waterproof the walls and the roof?

How many hours did it take to build, with making the plan, getting materials and doing the labor part?

Looks really nice. Thanks for sharing.

Wonder! I am also very interested in acquiring and learning to ride this 'thing'. And you walked reasonably well on the second day of training. Thanks for sharing.

How much weight does the cabover part hold?

Wow! Looks real handsome!

This is one of the nicest build I seen in RUclips!aif I was to build this my own I would extend it a few foot to the rear to have toilet/shower.

Impressive, would be great to know what adhesives you used for the styrofoam to wood and then for the sheathing to the styrofoam on the outside and how you applied it, any product info and technique would be appreciated, many thanks!