Slip-on campers for dual cabs - know of any ?

Have a look in the latest 4x4 monthly an artical on carry me campers by Candy canvas I have seen them in duel cabs approx 370kg including fold out tent99 GU Patrol 4.2 TD
Peter York 4x4
Whiskey 4501

Heaslip make them for single cabs and dual cabs. www.heaslipcampers.com Been making them for a while now, good quality stuff but you pay for it.

JimB

Trayon Campers make a nice looking unit. Based on Sunshine Coast --- www.trayon.com.

Hi Jeff,
I have been in the same position as you for a while- with my DualCab Rodeo. I've looked at all the units available incl. the heaslip (too complicted)- the Trayon (watch your head on entry & exit), another one out of Grafton (too damn expensive for wot ya get)....and with them all- they didn't quite suit wot I thought I needed.
Soooo...Im in the process of building my own. Its based on a European GEOCAR unit (search on the web)- with local modification. The tray part of the unit is carbon fibre laminated marine ply- the 'walls' are balsa core fibreglass and the 'roof' is foam core fibreglass. It takes 15 secs to be on the bed. I've thought completely out of the square for roof erection. I have designed it for extreme conditions so the 'overhang' (over the vehicle roof) won't vibrate under outback corrugated situations. Internal is a near queen size bed- Engel fridge /freezer, 2x 6v batteries in series(excellent power reserve), water bladder, sink, etc etc. When its finished it will have cost me about half of the commercial units- will be heaps lighter and mega stonger will more useable space.
I'll take some pics when its closer to completion.
Regards

I just found the site I mentioned:
check out www.microbil.de/vikunja.htm
Ours is loosely based on this- with the "hinged' roof. Design is similar.
Using aircraft technology the unit is of monocoque design with the shape and structure offering the inherent strength. Also, the CDI (wind resistance ) is minimal again utilising aero shape for a slim/ low profile section.

I have a jayco slideon on a nissan navara it is suposed to fit all d/cabs except hilux [somthing about wheelbace and overhangbehind rear axle weighs 540kg empty about850 loaded have poliar springs a 25psi ladenhandles exellent

We have a Trayon "Seeker" slide-on camper to suit our flat tray. Whilst ours does not fit a duel cab, Trayon do make one to suit the duel cab. We couldn't be happier with ours. It takes 2 minutes to set up/pack up. We do not bother taking it off to leave it freestanding and it is nothing to pack up. It goes everywhere with us even in the most difficult of terrain. At 350kgs, we don't even know its there. It is fully fitted out except for shower and toilet (there is a port-a-loo cupboard). I will admit that it just takes getting used to getting in and out of the door.
www.Trayon.com.au to view.

Thanks - I'll have a look at all these units - yep I want one that has easy access for those times when the amber fluid makes coordination less than perfect - a roof top tent was thus ruled out - also if you have to get up during the night I don't want to fall down a heap of steps or knock myself out on some support.Cheers, Beddo
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