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Old 12-18-2012, 03:41 PM
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Here's mine, The pictures are from over a year ago, the last time i used it.
It's a Napier Sportz Truck Tent 57 Series
I payed $200 for mine because Auto Anything sent out one of those promo codes when i got it, they can currently be had for $249 for a 5.6 ft bed.
I put a $20 queen size air mattress from Walmart in it, it fit great!
Kind of a pain to set up, I can do mine in about 30 minutes by myself, but if your camping for a few days and don't plan on using the truck it's worth it.
If you need to drive somewhere, you can quickly take it out of the bed, fully assembled. I went with this brand because it has a plastic "flooring" inside, so i wasn't directly on the bed surface.
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Old 12-18-2012, 07:51 PM
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Just do this. It works haha.

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Also this isn't me just in case you were wondering.
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Originally Posted by zmadams
Just do this. It works haha.

Also this isn't me just in case you were wondering.
Thats too bad because there are two chicks sleeping in there.
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Originally Posted by tcstang17

Thats too bad because there are two chicks sleeping in there.
Ha nah, I was the one behind the camera, and that's my truck way back when it was stock. I just didn't want everyone thinking that was me in those pictures.
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Years ago when I used to go to Canada fishing I had made the back of my truck into sleeping quarters. When you opened the topper it looked like 2 twin beds with enough room to walk between them (just enough room to walk). I made the frame from 2 x 2's and the top from 3/4" plywood. Then I put foam cushions from a old couch on top to sleep on. I kept the frame under the plywood open on the sides so I could store stuff under it. This worked great and was easy to remove.
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Originally Posted by zmadams

Ha nah, I was the one behind the camera, and that's my truck way back when it was stock. I just didn't want everyone thinking that was me in those pictures.
Ah I gotcha.



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