First camp in new Four Wheel Camper Project M

Truck is a 2021 Ford F250 4x4 diesel extended cab with an 8’ (244cm) bed.
Camper is a 2023 Four Wheel Project M
Cat is named Rusty (he doesn’t come on every trip)
I have camped nearly all my life in various forms from motorhomes, truck campers, tents, tarps, mostly the last few years has been in the back of a pickup up with a canopy (topper) on it.
My last canopy I got was a Leer DCC 36” height which had a ton of room in it especially since my truck bed is 8’ (244 cm). I built it into a nice little camping set up that served me quite well. After a while I decided during some of the colder winter temps it would be nice to stand up inside so I began to start looking for a camper again.
I knew I didn’t want a big one with all the fancy stuff, I want simple and low clearance so I was deciding between an Alaskan and a Four Wheel Camper Project M. I ended up going with the Four Wheel for a few reasons, mainly price, simplicity and I want to build my own interior.
So here is the first trip in the new camper.
Here is a link to the video when I stayed at this spot in my previous camping set up.
Camping with a view of Mt Rainier
• Camping with a view of...
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[@andrewinaustintx]

Definitely an epic view from that location. Kudos on the new pop top camper shell.

[@scottalpine]

Thanks! It’s going to get a lot of use.

[@mediacommand]

Nice upgrade!

[@scottalpine]

Thanks. It’s been a game changer.

[@tonygulick9289]

Nice area,I've been considering the project m for awhile. Like your kitty and your 2×4 to move canopy,hah I'll definatly be trying that one.

[@scottalpine]

Thanks. Yeah the 2x4 trick works good as long as there’s no wind. Definitely try to find a used camper before buying new. I wanted low profile roof for the brushy roads and I’m impatient but I probably could have saved some money if I’d just got an older used slide in camper. The Project M has been good so far but if I had to do it again I’d search hi and low for a used one or a used Alaskan Camper.

[@tonygulick9289]

Yep, a slide in is much better insulation,especially for your winter challenges😂,on the edge bro,BE Safe!

[@scottalpine]

@@tonygulick9289 yup. Hard side and slide in will provide better insulation but be heavier.

[@markc1031]

@@scottalpineIf you’re looking to sell, I’m local.

[@markc1031]

@@scottalpineI’m local, if you’re looking to sell the Project M.

[@dad_wagon1976]

Awesome spot!

[@scottalpine]

Thanks! Fantastic view from there.

[@wendingourway]

Fantastic! I have been considering a Project M. On the list anyway. Good stuff! Bruce and Otis

[@scottalpine]

Thanks Bruce. I’m hoping it will be a fantastic adventure rig.

[@larryhansen5146]

Nice start. Will be interested to see how your build goes. I've been looking at Atlas, Oru, Hiatus for F150. They are pricey. Alaskan is nice but need 3/4 to 1 ton and is really pricey.

[@scottalpine]

Thanks. There’s quite a few options out there depending on budget and willingness to build out. I’m making my build up as I go along so it may change depending on how it works out.