Just wanted to brag a bit.
After a day of driving, hiking and exploring I like to sleep in a place that's comfy, cozy and has a warm 'home' feel and doesn't look like a factory or BDSM dungeon. This is why bare metal inside the truck never appealed to me. Too industrial. So I used some bamboo plywood and cut my own molle panels. I ordered beige molle pouches but they sent me green ones so I had to return them. The sleeping platform is baltic birch and the stripes are not painted but they are the real deal, the rubber adhesive used in yacht floors. Still a lot to do but it's coming along real nice. There is a 15gal water tank behind the refrigerator and a diesel heater installed in the floor. Winter camping is no problem.
After a day of driving, hiking and exploring I like to sleep in a place that's comfy, cozy and has a warm 'home' feel and doesn't look like a factory or BDSM dungeon. This is why bare metal inside the truck never appealed to me. Too industrial. So I used some bamboo plywood and cut my own molle panels. I ordered beige molle pouches but they sent me green ones so I had to return them. The sleeping platform is baltic birch and the stripes are not painted but they are the real deal, the rubber adhesive used in yacht floors. Still a lot to do but it's coming along real nice. There is a 15gal water tank behind the refrigerator and a diesel heater installed in the floor. Winter camping is no problem.
