Oregon SOLD - Oru Designs Bruin Camper shell - $9000

[jjswan33]

I am looking to sell my Oru Designs Bruin Camper shell.

Oru Designs Bruin Camper Shell
Max air fan
Insulation kit for upper tent
custom insulation/trim work in the camper and custom window covers. (you can totally use this thing all year round)
custom table/milwaukee packout base
300W of solar panels mounted to the top (with velcro so 'easy' to replace when needed)
2 cross bars on the camper
Colorado Fairings front fairing
OVS 270 Awning
OVS shower tent
EV Sportline chiliwich bed mat

Asking $9,000

Also available to complete the setup a WeBoost Overland Cell Booster, Ecoflow Glacier Fridge with extra battery, Goal Zero Yeti 1500X and a collection of Milwaukee Packout accessories (Cooler, Storage, etc). The Packouts will integrate directly with the tables and vice versa, very modular. For all of this and more an additional $2,000 (not selling stuff piece meal as long as I own the camper).

My preference is to keep my truck but would discuss an offer as is (camper and all) in the $59k range

2022 Launch Edition QM large pack
RUS, 20" wheels
Goat Fabrication rock sliders
63,500 miles

Working on a camper van project and I don't need two campers. Would consider a partial trade for a cab height rack/RTT setup. See my signature for a link to my build thread, lots of details on my setup past and present.

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[ndmiller]

How did the Weboost turn out working for you?

 

[jjswan33]

How did the Weboost turn out working for you?

It worked well enough on my last phone with ATT but doesn’t seem to work with my new Verizon phone

 

[Yota2R1T]

Wow, what a deal! Can't believe you're selling already... Someone will score with this setup.

 

[tohlsson]

How hard to remove shell package and leave in garage for most of the time until needed? I would guess not easy? Love the wrap, never realized it was RB under.. ha!

 

[jjswan33]

How hard to remove shell package and leave in garage for most of the time until needed? I would guess not easy? Love the wrap, never realized it was RB under.. ha!

Well easy is all relative.

Steps to remove:

1. Unplug the battery (2 Anderson connectors)/fridge (mc4 connector) and remove
2. Remove the 4 clamps for the 'table' and remove. (4 Phillips head screws)
3. Remove camper clamps. (8 hex bolts)
4. Lift off camper
- Method 1 is to lift it enough to slide a couple of supports under the camper attached to a stand, lower the trucks suspension and drive off. Rapid topper makes something that would work, I built my own.
- Method 2 would be some kind of ceiling hoist.
5. Remove the fairing, it's wholly attached to a Rivian cross bar so easy to remove as one piece with a helper

It's definitely easier than some would think but not 'easy'. Could be done in an hour or so either on or off with the right approach. I personally left it on all the time, I really appreciate having the fridge in the back that I can access from the side when I am out and about and being able to power it with the solar panels on the top.

 

[tohlsson]

Noted, thank you.. just thinking most of the time, I would want to avoid the weight for day to day. BUT could also just keep items like fridge, etc. in garage.. thank you . Always liked this build.

 

[jjswan33]

Price reduction to $9k, see OP.

 

[jjswan33]

Dude put it on a Tacoma, not a choice I would have made but I guess he will make it work.

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