I'm a woman in my 70's who just turned my minivan into a camper a couple of years ago. This is the same way I make an awning off my minivan. Have you thought of setting your awning off the back of your vehicle? That way, you could have access to the interior from all doors. The hatch door could be closed or lowered, too, without taking the tarp down.
Nice set up. Magnets are a great idea. Im going to car camp in my toyota matrix and was wondering how I was going to use my tarp with it. Your videos are getting better. Keep it up!
Why not pull the tarp (maybe get a bigger tarp) to cover the roof of the E so that it might hang over on the opposite side a foot or two? It could be poled to slant down just like a roof. This would not only shade the E if it's hot out but would solve the rain getting into opened doors on the main "patio" side, etc.
I could do that, good idea! I was just trying to utilize the tarp that I already bought for hammock camping so it could have multiple uses. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the feedback.
They are rated for 320lbs straight up. I stuck them to an old fireplace and I couldn't pull it off, I had to slide it off the edge. They aren't as bad on a car, you just tip and pull. They worked amazing. Might want to duct tape them si they don't scratch.
The same thing happened when I used suction cups. They were very large ones, but couldn't resist the wind. The magnets I use now are only 100lb. They work fairly well, but, I may get some stronger ones at some point. Magnets with eyebolts make it easier to set and remove them. Duck tape applied to the magnet surface will help protect your vehicle's paint.
nice setup. I really liked the use of super strong magnets, and the carabiners. The poles and guy lines seemed to take a fair amount of time. I am in search of a rapid setup DIY truck awning for my Ridgeline. Enjoy the adventures,
I'm a woman in my 70's who just turned my minivan into a camper a couple of years ago. This is the same way I make an awning off my minivan. Have you thought of setting your awning off the back of your vehicle? That way, you could have access to the interior from all doors. The hatch door could be closed or lowered, too, without taking the tarp down.
I've, thought about it but haven't tried it yet! I'm sure I will play with it more.
had a similar idea was interesting seeing your approach before I attempt mine.
It worked out perfect. Good luck.
This is great idea, I'm going to give it a shot on our E! Thanks!
Hope it works for you, thanks for watching.
Nice set up. Magnets are a great idea. Im going to car camp in my toyota matrix and was wondering how I was going to use my tarp with it. Your videos are getting better. Keep it up!
Thank you, maybe the magnet idea will work for you too, good luck!
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Thank you! Simple but delicious!
wait is this a recent video??? i havent seen that chunky soup labels in years! nice setup!
Yes, May 19th 2024. I got it at a convince store. Lol
Why not pull the tarp (maybe get a bigger tarp) to cover the roof of the E so that it might hang over on the opposite side a foot or two? It could be poled to slant down just like a roof. This would not only shade the E if it's hot out but would solve the rain getting into opened doors on the main "patio" side, etc.
I could do that, good idea! I was just trying to utilize the tarp that I already bought for hammock camping so it could have multiple uses. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the feedback.
Whats the size of your awning/tarp?
It's 10x12.
What pulling force wt magnets did you use? We tried this with suction cup hooks and the first strong wind pulled them off. Thanks.
They are rated for 320lbs straight up. I stuck them to an old fireplace and I couldn't pull it off, I had to slide it off the edge. They aren't as bad on a car, you just tip and pull. They worked amazing. Might want to duct tape them si they don't scratch.
Thanks
The same thing happened when I used suction cups. They were very large ones, but couldn't resist the wind. The magnets I use now are only 100lb. They work fairly well, but, I may get some stronger ones at some point. Magnets with eyebolts make it easier to set and remove them. Duck tape applied to the magnet surface will help protect your vehicle's paint.
nice setup. I really liked the use of super strong magnets, and the carabiners. The poles and guy lines seemed to take a fair amount of time. I am in search of a rapid setup DIY truck awning for my Ridgeline. Enjoy the adventures,
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