Your rigs are sick. The mods are endless. I have a 2010 f150 fx4. I found a 2012 polomino bronco 800 for $6500. We love it. We basically are campers and road trippers. We can't send it at high speeds off road by any means but coming from a jeep and first gen hilux offroading and rock crawler background we can get through obstacles that most won't do with more capable rigs. It's been a game changer having a bed kitchen fridge and warm small home all on the back of the truck. Wish we could me others for group adventures like your selves.
Four Wheel Camper is my vote! Thanks man. This is what is cool, there are so many option setups. I have F250 diesel with a Leer topper that can sleep 2 with 200 ah, 200 watt deal. On the top, Alu-cab clam shell roof top. I pull a Wolf Pup 17JG, a slide out, U shape dinette, bunkhouse. 3800 dey weight with 600 watt solar and 500 ah batteries. I installed an 8000 btu AC, I can run the AC 24/7 presuming it is sunny. I have been watching a lot of ROA vids. Although those rigs are cool and very capable, at $50 to $100k, tough to accept. My 17JG was $24k, lifted and light enough to go where I want to go. Because my rig is leaf spring and so is the trailer, 21 to 24 psi air down helps out a lot.
Love that build out and the fact you can customize it exactly how you need. I'm considering selling my front dinette hawk slide-in to build out a Project M. Having that wide open rear hatch and tailgate is super functional. Sometimes with the Hawks you can feel entirely enclosed so it would be nice to open it up like you showed in that couch mode. Awesome build man!
Those are nice campers. For me, I wouldn’t get the glass as I would probably cover it with a build out. I do like the windows all around on the top portion.
Great comparison between the 3! You guys all nailed it when you said they're way better than a RTT! I have the Topo Toppers Badlander and my buddy has the Vagabond Drifter. Another friend is waiting for his Oru. I dig your interior build out.
@@mikelabree He likes it so far. He has a 2nd gen king cab Frontier. There wasn't too many options for the 6' bed Frontier when he ordered it. The build quality and fit and finish isn't as good as a Topo or Vagabond, but it isn't too bad. Lot's of value to be had in the Oru.
I'm curious as to why you are worried about the longevity of the OVRLND? There have been a tons of issues with GFC over the years, They even have dedicated teams to drive around the country to take care of issues (Good on them for taking care of the issues) I have never heard of anyone having problem's with the OVRLND's.
My wife and I both have Ram diesel pickups. Her 2500 has a 2200# payload. While my 1500 has only an 1100# payload. I bought a FWC Hawk model for my wife's truck. My truck currently has a Snugtop camper shell. I am considering the OVRLND camper to give me the ability to carry larger objects and sometimes do some overlanding. While still staying within my weight limits.
Thanks for the reviews. Quick question for you. How is the dust? I’ve read a few reviews of the project M where people say there is a lot of dust that gets in. Would love to hear your perspective on that. Thanks again for the video!!
With any topper camper with tailgate combo you will have dust get in. It mostly comes in because the tailgate isn’t sealed. I haven’t done anything to minimize the dust because it hasn’t been too much of an issue. I have a blower and just blow all the dust out when I get to camp.
Thank you! I’m looking at the GFC because of cost and it’s pretty good quality too for the cost….. I’d really like to get the Alu-Cab but that’s a pretty good jump up in cost. I do like the Project -M too….. I have a 2022 Power Wagon and a Polaris do 1000 turbo, just need the topper/camper now. Any suggestions for alternative choices for campers? Thank you 😊
@@sun_dreaming hi current trailer is about 1000Lb and sxs is close to 1500lb so 2500lb…. Plus an extra 2-5 gallon Jerry cans, a 2.0 g rottopax, 65 quart fridge/cooler, lots of tools and of course gear. No issues pulling. Next is shell/topper…
I have a little bit of dust intrusion at the tailgate. I haven’t done anything to try to seal it up. My family and I Bring more dirt getting in and out that the dust that comes in while driving doesn’t seem so bad. I do carry a Milwaukee blower and that helps a lot.
It’s not too bad. Any truck topper with a tailgate will get dust. There are a few things you can do to minimize it. I haven’t done anything because it hasn’t been too bad.
Much better to spend somebody else’s money than yours. If the world goes tits up, at least you’ll have your cash which is easier than trying to sell something
Your rigs are sick. The mods are endless. I have a 2010 f150 fx4. I found a 2012 polomino bronco 800 for $6500. We love it. We basically are campers and road trippers. We can't send it at high speeds off road by any means but coming from a jeep and first gen hilux offroading and rock crawler background we can get through obstacles that most won't do with more capable rigs. It's been a game changer having a bed kitchen fridge and warm small home all on the back of the truck. Wish we could me others for group adventures like your selves.
Four Wheel Camper is my vote! Thanks man. This is what is cool, there are so many option setups. I have F250 diesel with a Leer topper that can sleep 2 with 200 ah, 200 watt deal. On the top, Alu-cab clam shell roof top. I pull a Wolf Pup 17JG, a slide out, U shape dinette, bunkhouse. 3800 dey weight with 600 watt solar and 500 ah batteries. I installed an 8000 btu AC, I can run the AC 24/7 presuming it is sunny.
I have been watching a lot of ROA vids. Although those rigs are cool and very capable, at $50 to $100k, tough to accept. My 17JG was $24k, lifted and light enough to go where I want to go. Because my rig is leaf spring and so is the trailer, 21 to 24 psi air down helps out a lot.
Sounds like an awesome setup. I need to start bring my AC
Really like your build it's a nice set up.
All great setups. Man, I wish we had camping areas like that where we are. Subbing for the PInoy pride. Cheers from Florida!
Great video! Keep ‘em comin!
Looking to purchase a super pacific within the next couple weeks for my 22’ tundra.
Sweet rigs, enjoy!
Nice setup’s thanks for sharing…..I’m actually going the opposite direction back to a ground tent 😬
Love that build out and the fact you can customize it exactly how you need. I'm considering selling my front dinette hawk slide-in to build out a Project M. Having that wide open rear hatch and tailgate is super functional. Sometimes with the Hawks you can feel entirely enclosed so it would be nice to open it up like you showed in that couch mode. Awesome build man!
Sometimes I feel like I want to upgrade to a slide in, but then I think about the tailgate and I’m cool with the PM. Thanks for watching!
SBW, your set up is fire and you content is fire.
Thank you!!’
For me it was between the OVRLND and the FWC Project M, and in the end I just felt like the FWC was the better for me :)
Good choice!
I've been eying the Tune M1 camper, so far it's my favorite due to the glass panels and extra width for a king mattress.
Those are nice campers. For me, I wouldn’t get the glass as I would probably cover it with a build out. I do like the windows all around on the top portion.
Great practical build of your project M camper! How did you build the lower bed?
Great comparison between the 3! You guys all nailed it when you said they're way better than a RTT! I have the Topo Toppers Badlander and my buddy has the Vagabond Drifter. Another friend is waiting for his Oru. I dig your interior build out.
Did your friend ever get his ORU?
@@mikelabree yep, he joined the topper club!
@@takenpictures Did he like the ORU. I’m thinking about buying one too. I like the hard walls.
@@mikelabree He likes it so far. He has a 2nd gen king cab Frontier. There wasn't too many options for the 6' bed Frontier when he ordered it. The build quality and fit and finish isn't as good as a Topo or Vagabond, but it isn't too bad. Lot's of value to be had in the Oru.
impressive I was looking at all three of these!!! REally like the Ovrnld Camper, but concerned about longevity. Probably going to go for the GFC.
I'm curious as to why you are worried about the longevity of the OVRLND? There have been a tons of issues with GFC over the years, They even have dedicated teams to drive around the country to take care of issues (Good on them for taking care of the issues) I have never heard of anyone having problem's with the OVRLND's.
Thank you for your videos !!! Salamat !!!!
I am looking at your buildout in the OVR magazine. How did you buildout your quick shower disconnect product? How many gallons of water does it hold?
Very nice. Subscribed…
My wife and I both have Ram diesel pickups. Her 2500 has a 2200# payload. While my 1500 has only an 1100# payload. I bought a FWC Hawk model for my wife's truck. My truck currently has a Snugtop camper shell. I am considering the OVRLND camper to give me the ability to carry larger objects and sometimes do some overlanding. While still staying within my weight limits.
You’ll have quite a fleet of campers!
Whoa! Save some campers for the rest of us! 😮
Thanks for the reviews. Quick question for you. How is the dust? I’ve read a few reviews of the project M where people say there is a lot of dust that gets in. Would love to hear your perspective on that. Thanks again for the video!!
With any topper camper with tailgate combo you will have dust get in. It mostly comes in because the tailgate isn’t sealed. I haven’t done anything to minimize the dust because it hasn’t been too much of an issue. I have a blower and just blow all the dust out when I get to camp.
I love seeing overlanding Samoans! Aloha
Thank you!
I’m looking at the GFC because of cost and it’s pretty good quality too for the cost…..
I’d really like to get the Alu-Cab but that’s a pretty good jump up in cost. I do like the Project -M too…..
I have a 2022 Power Wagon and a Polaris do 1000 turbo, just need the topper/camper now.
Any suggestions for alternative choices for campers?
Thank you 😊
I can only recommend the Project M.
How much does the Polaris 1000 turbo and trailer weigh? I've been planning out a similar build with a Power Wagon and shell camper
@@sun_dreaming hi current trailer is about 1000Lb and sxs is close to 1500lb so 2500lb…. Plus an extra 2-5 gallon Jerry cans, a 2.0 g rottopax, 65 quart fridge/cooler, lots of tools and of course gear. No issues pulling.
Next is shell/topper…
@@titaniummaster1532 Nice, thanks for the reply.
FWC For the WIN ! 👍
Yes! I agree
Do you have dimensions of the left and right sides from wall?
Concerning the FWC and the Ovrlnd Campr, I'd like to know how they mitigate dust and water intrusion.
I have a little bit of dust intrusion at the tailgate. I haven’t done anything to try to seal it up. My family and I Bring more dirt getting in and out that the dust that comes in while driving doesn’t seem so bad. I do carry a Milwaukee blower and that helps a lot.
No problem with water intrusion on my OVRLND camper. Dust is greatly reduced by positive pressure valve.
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I have a 8 foot bed and a Project M. Plenty of room
do you get a lot of dust inside the 4 w camper?
It’s not too bad. Any truck topper with a tailgate will get dust. There are a few things you can do to minimize it. I haven’t done anything because it hasn’t been too bad.
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TFTI. Do me next!
IS THAT THE SUPERSONIC RED TUNDRA?
Whats your bed size?
It’s a 5.5
Don't buy stuff with money that's not yours. Stay free my lovely people.
Much better to spend somebody else’s money than yours. If the world goes tits up, at least you’ll have your cash which is easier than trying to sell something
@@Captndartycash is becoming more worthless with every passing day under the current illegitimate regime. Better to have assets
only $90,000 usd lol.. More then 4 house costs That my dad and gpa payed.
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