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DIY Flatbed popup Camper build (part 1)

Here is a introduction into my removable flatbed camper build I have been working on for the last month. Check my instgram for daily updates: overlandunderbudget Check my website to digital parts and templates: overlandunderbudget.com The concept I'm trying to create is basically just a really comfortable sleeping setup in any weather or location. Think of a hotel bed on the back of my truck! With a truck as small as the first gen Tacoma you cant fit everything so I'm focusing on the main goal of mine. Be able to bring my son or even the whole family on last minute adventures and not have to plan ahead for weather, camp sights ect. Camper should fit two adults on the bottom and one adult or two kids up top! Here are a list of the basic materials I'm using. Frame: 3/4inch square tubing 1/16th wall Pop top base and lid: 1x2 16th wall Walls: Compbond boards 3mm thick, buy at a sign making shop $80 per sheet 4x8, $190 for the 5x10 sheet for the pop top Insulation: Owens corning solid foam 1inch think (home depot) Interior walls: 1/4 ply birch wood $32 per sheet 14.5 pounds per 4x8