Custom Roamer Overland truck camper

This thing is truly my baby and is a head turner and conversation starter everywhere we take it.  The only reason im considering selling is to go to something larger for my growing family of 4 (small toddler and infant) 

Looking for something that can fit our family a little more comfortably.  With that said it is an awesome size for 2-3.  

First and foremost this is a sandwich panel construction.  Which means there is no wood structure in this camper to rot, its aluminum Skin, poly iso foam sandwiched, all held together with aluminum exoskeleton

I took many things into account while designing it, based on prior experience and my and my wifes preferences.There is no black tank, or toilet.  This is based on our desires.  We have dealt with this in the past and decided, lets go to the bathroom at public facilities to not deal with the black tank.  If we go somewhere without a toilet, we have brought a small camp toilet, but most of the time we opt for the state park toilet etc. 

Freshwater is 20 gal, which really lasts a long time, when just brushing teeth, fitting bottles, washing hands etc. 

Propane take is 8.3 Gal, Lasts along time with the exterior grill, interior cooktop and the 20k BTU furnace (keeps you warm all winter)

The electrical is all designed around DC12 v, with 400 ah of lithium and 800 watts of solar on the roof.  This allows you to run all your appliances including the large 12v fridge, and 12 Volt AC.  Yes, you can run AC without being plugged in!! (who else does this or has this in a camper?)

Camper has top of the line Renogy components throughout, 120v microwave, 120v 3000 w inverter, 20 amp outlets on the exterior.  Its really set up nice. 

The inside of the cabin is 77.5″ .  One other thing you will love and we loved is that the camper has a true KING bed, allowing you to stretch out and not be cramped.

   Solid surface counter tops

5’ and 7’ awnings, 8gal propane tank, microwave, grill, 3000 watt inverter the list goes on and on 

Love this monster of a rig, but family size is requiring a larger RV