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Lovely job .. enjoy

Isn't that gonna look funny with a Mustang seat? Is it a vintage seat or a limited edition? Idk seems odd

Very nice, i like how you did the roof.

Cool build its yours

what was your cost ???

i like your build, especially the coroplast roof.

I really like the design. Good idea with the roof but I think that will be the first thing you will need to address. I can only imagine what will happen when your doing 65 and you cross paths with a big rig. Instant convertible! I like the look though and super light.

Good job only if more people would take you through the process like this

Of all that beauty the Best is that roof/ceiling ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

That's wonderful design

Very attractive, Nice creative job.

Anything is better than shovelling!

two 300lb actuators, one at each end, probably need 12 throw. Each one has to push out/down on arms that are below the frame of that back section section that will rise. I can see it in my head but hard to explain. Hopefully the futon frame would be strong enough to hold the forces, elongated plates along the side and screwed in multiple places will help.. Once in the upright position, push it back into the wall. Depending how long your push arms are, might restrict distance to wall. I would estimate 2 inches below the frame. The other side should work well just in the middle of the frame. Cheers

Nice -- how's the coroplast roof ben holding up? Cheers

Cool design!

Very good you have a very capability and doing even more great imagination

awesome, love it. I've made a few tiny houses and am working on a truck camper now, I think I am going to go with your design with a few tweaks to accomodate pnw moisture. I like the seethrough roof, as most tiny spaces like that are so low ceiling and small that a heater cooks them, so bleeding heat aint so bad, even a beeswax candle I bet would keep it heated while lit. Something to consider with the cedar, I did cedar on a cargo trailer I made, granted I bought cheap cedar fence pickets that were still wet when I sanded and screwed them down everywhere, and I became allergic to cedar. It was really bad, i inflated around the eyes like a balloon, and get very swollen anytime I cut or sand cedar, so I now have to wear a complete hazmat suit and goggles, which I must strip and run away from as soon as I'm done cutting.

Talent on display.....

How well did your fan idea work for cold air???

How has the roof held up after a year?

absolutely Nice job, I also build one, you can check it out th-cam.com/video/BnepbrY1lYQ/w-d-xo.html

how do you open it from the inside.

I wish i knew more about the roof system. Where did you find it? what's it called?

You a bad man this is so cool thanks for great ideas 💡

That stupid it’s a truck bed you should just bolt a ac unit on the side smh

People who leave campers on their truck should buy a van

If it can’t be easily removed no point

That’s awesome really like that door

This is awesome man! Great job. How has the roof held up with driving down the road?

Nice! Thanks for taking the time to share. Any ideas on how to secure this atca campsite when taken off the truck?

If your roof doesn't work out, look into some of the different material they use on semi truck trailer roofs, it's lightweight.

I got 3 seconds into it... *was expecting a loud and gruff'n'tuff ridnikk feller with a F'it n F'u attitude* .. Glad that didn't happen (too common) by appearance, he that country dude you want 4 back-up (just holla) at the saloon when things go south with the hicks n bikers.. we got a _John Deer for that _*_too_*_ !_ haha

What kind of mpg loss do you get with it?

Pretty and functional

Great work! Very well thought out!

th-cam.com/video/NfmT9cis0VI/w-d-xo.html This is the current Winnebago I am restoring!

That is a nice build. Good job on it. My biggest concern would be that the door looks like if it closed, you would be locked in. Is there some sort of latch on the inside that opens it?

Hope the coraplast, or whatever they call it. holds up, cause that lighting is freaking superb! Great build, so clean looking, inside and out.

Brother, freaking sick sick sick! So badass, the work, the ideas are next level, I'd take that over any cheap junk made campers. Be proud bro epic build.

nice build, but the sheer weight and lacking aerodynamics will push your gas mileage into the single digits

now lets see how durable the roof is going down the road or through a hell storm or just a big storm. lol, but an awesome job love it.

A thought is put the clasp part of your door catch on the portion of your exterior wall to prevent the top door from banging the millwork. From a carpenter...nice work! Peace

Beautiful.

Can you provide any kind of update? Is it still secured down? Seems a bit dangerous with the overhang and only those 4 large screw/bolts holding it.

I would have given you bonus points if you'd shown us Buddy. I feel like I've been a bit led on.

That roof is gonna heat that thing up like the deepest pits of hell.

So different, hope the roof holds up. DYI and amazing skill and imagination.

This is well made. What a craftsman! I love the material you used for the roof. Looks like a super tiny home, feels cozy. Great video.

Great craftsmanship! Thanks for posting.

This is REALLY Nice 👍👍👍