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Update... Sold the hawk and made a $100 profit on it. Bought an early 2000 model grandby. Far better than rebuilding the old.

Just picked up a new tow rig. I think the grandby fits like a glove in the long bed. It feels right.

Nice rig driller

Yes. Will be on a ram 2500. I was mostly curious of the 8’ floor plan

I have a quick question. Will a 2005 NS 850sc longbed model work in a shortbed truck? From what I read, yes but I need real world answers. There is a really affordable camper close to me I’m considering on getting

Great vid. I'm in the process of rebuilding my hawk and got a lot of good ideas from the vid. Thanks for posting

So far, I started gutting the camper and this is where I am.

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^^^^ Thanks. That's exactly what I'm doing

I had a chance to start dissecting the camper yesterday and found that the framing will slow my idea down. Leaning more on picking up a flat bed. A flatbed with side boxes will benefit my camping hobby but also be a great addition for my plumbing and contracting work.

FWC rep just called back and fave me a quote of $2100 to have the canvas replaced and $4500 for the roof and canvas. Everything has to be custom made and installed by fwc. It's an option but really don't want to spend that type of cash.

I have thought of this option but this truck is my everyday driver and work truck. I really like the idea of a flatbed and may change my idea if the rebuild takes too long. Do you have any pics of you rig you can post? Thanks

So I just picked up an '85 fwc hawk for $200. The bones are in great shape and the canvas is not ripped besides a few screens and the inside liner. My plans are to gut it rebuild it my way. The most difficult problem is to make it fit my hemi 2500. The hawk is 64" squared and my truck bed tapers...