Outdoor Adventure USA

For Sale: SOLD

Adventure Trailer FlipPac camper (truck not included, just the camper). Fits small or mid size trucks with a 6' bed. The camper is currently on a 2004 Toyota Tacoma.

The FlipPac camper is a cap style that sits on top of the bed and is open to the full inside of the truck bed. The lid opens forward unfurling the tent and providing a 4" thick double (full) size bed. The headliner that keeps the top bows and material out of the way when closed can also function as a cot with a 150lb weight rating when open.

Attached to the camper and included in the sale are the following -

• Fiammia F-45 Awning

• Sony backup camera (monitor not included)

• LED flood lights on right, left, and rear sides

• Diamond K-9000 motorized antenna mount w/ NMO mount and cable

• Support rods upgraded to stainless steel hardware and modified for easy removal (two sets included)

• New set of camper jacks

Asking $6,000 (Arrangements can be made to deliver the camper anywhere in Southern California while it is still on the truck)



Please PM me or call 661-822-3044

Hey Bruce

That flip top camper has been such a regular on our trips that I will sure miss it in the future. Given the wide range of environments that it has endured, you have really been served well by it. Is there a replacement in the future?

Dave,

I'm going to miss it since it's been a good camper for all of the off road places I've been to but it's going to be replaced with a Skinny Guy GLR 5.0 camper and a custom storage unit. I had always planned to build out the back of the Tacoma with a hot and cold water system, sink, forced air heater, electrical system, seating, storage, etc. Time to work on it always kept me from that project and now with my back problems I figured it would be easier to get something new that was already kitted out.

I went to the Overland Expo to shop for a new rig. I was thinking of an adventure van but decided they don't have enough true off road capability for what I like to do. I hadn't considered replacing the camper on my Tacoma but then I found out about the Skinny Guy Campers (SGC). I thought I'd try going with one of those and keeping with the known capabilities of my Tacoma rather than having to go to a whole new vehicle. The SGC campers are unique in that they are available with everything you'd have in a big RV except air conditioning in a very compact package that will still fit in a garage. I didn't go with the flush toilet. I'd like to use the toilet space for storage and I'm not getting their refrigerator since I already have one.

I decided to go with the GLR model which is made specifically for the Jeep Gladiator since I think it will fit my truck better and I can always replace the Tacoma with a Gladiator should I decide to get something newer in the future. The SGC engineers said that the camper will fit my truck. Unfortunately SGC doesn't make a native 6' model (the market is too small). Their idea is to use the 5' model with a 1' matching storage unit. That's good and bad. There is the added expense of the storage unit but it helps to make up for the limited storage in the camper itself.

I hope to have the new camper on the truck in time for Borregofest. Of course I'm still keeping the Pinzgauer.