Selling our Four Wheel Camper cabover truck-camper. This is a Grandby model. I had it on my 98 second gen Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins 8ft long bed. Narrow enough base to fit any era full size long or short bed truck, crew/king/single cab (if curious on fit for your truck message me). Few dings and dents here and there, cosmetic blemishes but solid frame and base. Facebook only lets you upload a 1 min video so had to speed it up. This camper is fully turn key, ready to camp tonight with fridge, cooking, water, solar, power ect amenities.

Details/Equipped with:

-Fits all years long/short bed full size trucks from 150/1500 all the way up
-Lightweight build ~650lbs. Do not feel it or hear it on my truck. Handles corners great
-Full Size bed up top
-Full extra tall size bed down bottom
-Large 4’x8’ L shaped couch when in couch mode
-Whole bottom becomes a bed. Can sleep two people comfortably down there in “stealth mode” not popped up
-Two burner stainless steel propane stove with backsplash/cover
-Built in propane heater with wall thermostat
-Exterior light
-Interior 12v lights dual brightness
-Highly efficient, made in USA, Norcold 49L DC compressor refrigerator with freezer with lock. ($700)
-Oversized new 250 AMP hour battery, powers fridge/lights/system for days ($950)
-200w high efficiency ZAMP lightweight solar on roof. Cables routed professionally. ($500)
-New Victron 150volt/45amp SmartSolar ($220) efficient MPPT solar charge controller mounted in electrical cabinet
-3000 watt DC to AC inverter with usb charging
-12v plug(cigarette lighter)
-110v shore power wired throughout, input plug outside
-USB-C and USB-A charging built in
-Marine bluetooth stereo system wired in and powered by 12v battery system. Can be heard outside, no need to charge speakers.
-Lots of storage under seats, drawers, cabinets ect
-Updated lifting panels, easier/better than came on factory. Quick bolts for locking
-Gas stunts added to ease lifting/closing of roof. Can be deployed in under two minutes
-Floor pack completely rebuilt. Stronger than before. 50% thicker lightweight maple/birch composite. Screwed, glued and bracketed everywhere vs stapled construction. Extensive background in construction. Sealed outside with impermeable truck bed liner and low VOC high traffic waterproof poly inside
-Canvas in good condition, windows and screens work fine, never had any water coming through it. Had small crack in outer layer that was sealed with flexible silicone. I also have a new matching brown canvas to go with it. Haven’t installed as the one on it currently is still waterproof and has years left in it. Canvas is upgraded white water raft material, color match brown and cut to size.
-Rebuilt cab over section with extremely strong composite and added metal brace. Zero flex. Skinned with aluminum and sealed with silicone internally.
-Added corner brackets for jacks
-Upgrade from cable style jacks to screw type heavy duty truck camper jacks (5k lb lift). Overkill but easy to use and very stable. ($1000)
-Wide jack bracket to clear dually fender flares/wide or stanced tires
-All new weatherstripping all over
-Roof watertight, no leaks
-Camper base stand for when unloaded can come with it as well if you want
-New carpeting
-Stainless sink with external fill and drain, simple to use with hand pump, (holds prime)
-10 gal water storage
-Mini cutting board add on
-Pass though window to truck cab
-Tip out bottom windows on passenger side with middle escape hatch
-Matching copper tinted windows
-Aluminum roof rack on rear/front for ski rack, box, kayak, canoe, surf ect. Solar is mounted below rack so can be used over it
-Insulated walls and insulated canvas liner
-New in box 5kw diesel heater with bluetooth phone control and keypad and remote comes with. Ready to install. Had one installed on the underside of my truck piped into the camper and performed great enough to heat it up quickly on low.
-Have a two burner built in flush-mount induction cooktop (has crack on one side of glass) that can be included. Would be an easy swap from propane or just used on top.
-Keyless entry keypad with remote keyfob. One of the best upgrades, fast and easy to lock/get into, and never get locked out. Built in deadbolt as well ($280)
-High powered 12v fan with continuously variable speed and forward/reverse (insane/exhaust) mounted mid cabin works for stove exhaust
-Co2 Detector
-Newer 5 gallon propane tank
-New XHD ratchet straps for tie down securing to truck or can thru-bolt to frame if wanting permanent.

Have spent a ton of great, comfortable nights in this cozy thing camping in CA, eastern Sierras, Yellowstone, Montana, Nevada and all over. Hemmed and hawed over selling it but going to be doing some tent camping and non vehicle travel. Sure I will regret/miss it but would like to see it go to a nice new home. This thing is very quiet and cozy to camp in, best adventure vehicle/vanlife/overlanding camp setup we’ve had.