It would be a silly April fools joke with 3 other companies offering competing products.I really hate if this is a stupid April fools
I could see that, mine almost slopes in towards the bed, I have had people comment on it before.and my wife didn't like the straight walls of the Oru (they were super nice people though!)
No way! This looks legit. If it was an April Fool’s joke then it would turn the Rivian into an electric helicopter, or something ridiculous like that.I really hate if this is a stupid April fools
Yeah, the camper is effectively a topper (but a bit taller and adding that cabover). Works just as well in daily driving as it does on camping trips. Designed to stay permanently mounted, but comes off with four bolts.Does the camper include the topper at $10k total, or is it $15k?
I’ve been working up designs for my own fiberglass bed canopy. I figured I’d be in $2-3k after making molds and a single canopy. A $5k the topper is tempting, but I expect fiberglass offerings from ARE/LEER/SnugTop to be much cheaper and have a nicer profile.
Hey guys, Wes from GFC here. Hope this is ok with forum mods, just want to be a resource for questions, no hard sales pitch!
Let's dive in:
- "I assume the GoFast has a full size bed in width?" The tent interior measures 50 inches wide and 90 inches long and includes our new TurboNap mattress. We benchmarked Hest, and think we matched that brand's comfort in a pad that's just three inches thick (so you can leave bedding upstairs with the roof closed) and which is compatible with our modular floor system. That creates 8 feet or so of standing height room inside, and allows you to climb upstairs through the truck bed, and transforms into a bunk bed or standing height desk, too.
- "Just not sure I have 15k to justify it since I don’t camp that often… plus I don’t have the garage door clearance to keep it on top pulling in." Price is $9450 for the camper or $4999 for the topper. The camper is low enough to fit into standard residential garages in most (non lifted) trucks. The topper will add ~ one inch of height (so you can carry long objects on top).
- "So the topper option excludes the extended portion with the bed correct? Interesting I didn’t see any photos of that. That would be the first R1T topper?" Grabbing you a photo. Yes, the topper is just the bed cap (names for these things varies by region). It'll sit just proud of the cab and has a dynamic roof load of 800 lbs. So it's the strongest topper ever made, and the first developed for the R1T. Should have almost no measurable impact on range. Plus, like the camper, it turns your truck bed into a cabana with all the panels open.