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I don’t really have any use for the trailer without the camper. Maybe a couple hundred bucks less without the trailer?

Still available!

Bump and size update- floor width is 49”, width at the tailgate is 57.5” I believe this will fit in any modern full size pickup.

Thanks! Not sure I’d call it mint, but it’s definitely good, comfortable, and functional. If I had a full size truck instead of a Tacoma, I’d keep it. Going with a flippac next.

1981 Four Wheel Campers -Granby model (made in Colorado!) It is currently mounted on a custom trailer, but could be put back onto a full size truck. Base width is 57.5” We have replaced all the foam and reupholstered. Everything is functional including the added solar electric system. However it...

Hey All- I’m on the hunt for a camper to fit my 2nd gen Tacoma. I’m pretty open to a variety of options but ideally it will sleep my wife, myself, and our currently 2yr old son. Also have at least a small space for one person to stand and change. Flippac, FWC, AT Habitat or Summit, …? Ideally...

Finally selling my Taco. It’s a great truck but with a toddler at home, and a variety of other priorities, it’s not getting much use right now. It will make a great platform or just a super fun rig as-is. $14,000 Located in Crested Butte, CO Basics: - 2002 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab - TRD Off...

Summer is here in Crested Butte and I’m putting the camper back on the market. Hit me up with any questions.

I have a set of Total Chaos UCAs off my first gen Tacoma that I believe are the same fit. They could probably use a rebuild. I’m up in Crested Butte, CO. I also have a set of Toytec coil overs to go with them too.

If only it fit a childseat…

I actually just had a tongue extension added by the local trailer shop so there’s no issue with pulling behind an SUV or truck with cap. I can add an updated pic later today.

This is a 1981 FWC Granby mounted on a custom trailer. This combo makes for a very convenient and functional compromise between carrying a truck camper and having a very capable and lightweight trailer. However, the trailer and camper could certainly be separated. Details: -1750 pounds total...

DM incoming… interested in the truck or whole package.

I have a 1980 Grandby currently mounted on a custom trailer that I’ve been considering selling. It could also be removed from the trailer fairly easily. It’s been recently renovated with new memory foam, new upholstery, solar, etc…

Interested in selling the camper separate? I’m looking for options for my flatbed taco...

Interested... Did you have the cabinets in your 1st gen? I’m wondering if they’re built specifically to the 3rd gen bed dimensions or if there’s some flexibility.

Care to share details of the flatbed/AT Summit build? Particularly how they’re attached/how the Summit is supported, and what you’ve done on the interior? I’ve been considering something along similar lines for my flatbed Tacoma...

Yes, a DIY tray for the flatbed is a consideration. I missed out on a 6’ flippac locally when I started this search. My thought on that one was to build a small tray for the flatbed that the flippac could mount to. I still think that would be a decent option with any of the truck bed/topper...

Went down a rabbit hole on a truck camper search... https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/from-1-10-how-bad-is-this-going-to-be.217137/#post-2813990 Which lead me to this hybrid, an ‘84 FWC Grandby mounted on a trailer... https://share.icloud.com/photos/0vdCjqe0E9hjlvKICwMtG_Mww...

Cool ranger! And yeah... I think that’s great advice. If I put something on the back of the Taco, I’ll probably stick to something more like a flippac, habitat, GFC, etc. Or I’ll just give in and look for a cheap pop up trailer.