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Thanks! We are too 😍

Depending on how many seals need to be replaced, this could be upwards of an 8 hour or more job. We'd need to see the camper in person to best quote you on labor

It's mindblowing how a hardwall camper can be 680lbs!

We agree! Aaaaaall the interior space

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

The Alu-Cab camper and its sleeping area are pretty thoroughly covered on TH-cam and since we didn't do anything special in the bed area, we chose to skip over it. But the next video will have a very in-depth tour of the sleeping area, just for you!

You don't have to ask us twice! We'd love to travel down unda 😜

You got it! Next video will cover the sleeping area more

It was a blast 🤘

Great question for Josh. I am considering PW overland build. The bed capacity is an issue with only about ~1500lbs legally supported. I feel like a nice setup like this one really pushes you to a Ram 3500 to stay in gov/insurance compliance. I did pause the video at the rear view under belly scene, there looks to be quite a bit of modifications to the rear suspension. I am also guess with Carli arms up front, no aticulink maybe too. All of which probably eliminates the stock PW suspension, hence, no death ride for handling especially on windy days. We live in a litigious world now, the PW comes with a warning in the glove box about slide ins… lawyers might have a field day with billing you on arguing about the alucab. Shout out to Juniper,beautiful build. Would love to get insight please on overcoming the PW shortcomings. Ty!

It's a great addition, and we like that some of them open to the inside!

We're excited for it too! We've never had so many people ask about AC than we did at MOORE

Thanks for chatting with us Ryan!

@@JuniperOverland your team is a group of Scout guru's! People should have full confidence working with your team for their truck or camper needs!

We built what the customer asked for and feel very blessed that they chose us for the job 👍

Some can play, some can’t. Don’t hate!

Don't hate on people with money, they might benefit you one day. I just bought a lightly used 2022 Power Wagon with only 16,000 miles and $30,000 (I have the receipts) in accessories for $58,000. It seems the gentleman wanted a diesel after all so after spending $104,000 on his truck he traded it in on a Rebel after two years. I was lucky to be the first at the dealership as there was a stampede right behind me to get it. I thank God for rich people if I can get deals like this.

Brand new 2024

It wasn't weighed after install but we'd estimate the camper portion to be around ~700-800 lbs

I have the same question….

That's one of the great things about the Alu-Cab, the bed platform pushes up and away so far that it creates a huge standing area in the camper. There is a pull down bed platform with an extra smaller pull down that you can keep up to crawl into bed, then put it down (if you're over 6'4", otherwise that's not needed.

No, the Kenai is designed for 8ft beds and would require no tailgate or the tailgate down for a 6.5ft bed

No reason! Just used the Baja Designs kit instead.

Shoot us an email at info@juniperoverland.com and we can help you with that quote!

775 lbs as outfitted

Prettiest truck at the mall 💅

Absolutely possible! I have a new 2024 Tundra short bed SR5 and have ordered pretty much the same rig from Juniper Overland minus a few amenities. It is expected to arrive sometime in late April and then they will install. I don’t plan on doing any lift or serious modifications to the suspension, my days of serious off-roading in the backcountry are over but it will be nice to get to some places that most people can’t.

For the i-Force powertrain primarily, amongst other reasons.

Yup! Just their normal grey color.

This is the Tuktut, so much much lighter than the Yoho model! 775lbs as outfitted

Parts & labor were around ~$5,500

@@JuniperOverland thank you for the reply!

Pretty much!

All anyone needs is a tent and a beautiful campsite! This just makes it all that more comfortable and for longer periods of time

Tell me how you really feel 👀

Lol definitely not that kind of margin. Also we haven't had a single leak come through our shop in over a year and a half. Must be old information you're coming from

Tehe

Absolutely will!

Pretty much any camper in 2024 is the price of a vehicle, I guess it just doesn't suit your needs

Isn't that a part of the camping experience? The world is your toilet 😍

I do agree that you can poop anywhere, but when dishing out that amount of money, amenities would be nice. You can poop in the woods anytime, without buying the scout.

Bathrooms/inside showers are big and heavy, and often comes with a much much higher price point than a Scout. You likely won’t find another camper this lightweight and offroadable in the price range. That’s pretty much a van thing or something a 4,000 lbs Palomino might have. Different strokes for different folks. Personally I would hate the cleanup process and would probably never use any toilet that’s in my living room

Last I checked it had cabinetry and a power system, my eyes must be going bad

Putting milk in the bowl before the cereal, now that's ridiculous

@@JuniperOverland I agree but for 34.000 dollars Ican find better

Do you mean re-tape the outer edges of the solar panel to the roof or re-sealing the wire ingress?

Both