Hi Mike. Yes, two adults sleep comfortably. And you can sit up and chat with overhead lights already installed. I made several mods just to have more storage and utility for me! No, you do not have to do suspension mods however the question is only relative when related to your own vehicle. My Jeep was fine without it. But I did add airbags that you just slip in between your springs for about $150.. They work amazingly. Just for extra ride comfort. It was a personal choice. I later upgraded my suspension to the Mopar factory 2 inch lift kit for jeep. But that was for clearance and for larger tires for traveling on uneven dirt and gravel roads. If you were only going to state parks and paved surfaces and smooth dirt trails, then don’t do anything. Again, if you’re spring and shocks are old. You wouldn’t be putting anything in your truck bed unless you maintenance your car.-right? I hope that helps. Adventure on!

Hi, I answered this. I hope you got the answer.

Hi Andrew, Yes, it comes with chain to secure it to the bed. My Jeep is a short bed.

Thanks John. Keep showing that Rover King on your adventures. It looks awesome on your Glad and I hope you have many great adventures!

Hi Ken, the Rover king weighs less than 600 pounds with anything else added to it. As far as suspension, I put on a factory 2 inch lift that you can buy directly from Mopar. You don’t have to lift it. But if you’re going to go on adventures that include path and trails that are off-road you’re going to want to lift your truck like everybody does. The payload is 1600 pounds. But you can find that right on the Mopar Jeep gladiator website. I also put bigger tires on my car preference 35 inch. Again you don’t have to do any of those things but I like to off-road also. Enjoy and adventure on!

@@John-U-Can-Do-It Thank you for the info - my payload is just under 1,000 lbs. Do you have the Heavy Duty Tow package? I think that takes the payload to your level.

No, no leaks. It has an automotive style seal all around the top around the doors around the cabinets just like you would have on your car door. The import process was very smooth through an import broker, and it was shipped to the spot I designated.

There are just too many advantages to the wedge shape. Wind when it’s open wind when it’s closed. Catching more solar, The extra cabinets and much more. Good luck in your search, but I highly recommend the Roverking. I am a customer-only.

No, I’ve had it outside in 90° plus weather and inside the camper with everything closed, it wasn’t near 80°. As far as exhaust fumes inside, it has a regular tailgate that is up during transport. I have a carbon monoxide detector and it didn’t go off. No one rides inside the camper when the top is down. I don’t know who would actually be inside when it is only about 4’ tall when the top isn’t popped open. When the top is popped open, it’s over 8 feet tall inside, which is plenty of room to roam about . Again, it is not designed for anybody to ride or be in in the back while the camper is closed. I hope that helps with your question. Adventure on!

@@John-U-Can-Do-It Thanks for your perspective. I've traveled with dogs in all of my truck campers just as I did while I owned the first version, so that would have to be a concession going forward.

I have a 2 inch lift kit OEM from Mopar and 35 inch tires, plus airlift bags inside the rear springs for greater stability. It doesn’t sag at all and the camper with all of its equipment weighs just under 800 pounds. Adventure-On!

@@John-U-Can-Do-It thank you for replying!! I hope your channel blows up you sound very nice and you're very informative, I also have an Aussie! What brand air bags do you have and did you install them yourself?

@colbywood1384 yes I installed the airbags myself, and they are called airlift. You can get them on Amazon and it’ll tell you which car/truck will work with your airbag purchase

Ask [email protected] they have the specs on their website. All you have to do is measure your truck bed. They can guide you though. I’m almost certain it does but you should check.

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a.co/d/iDIz30Z Amazon I separated the base from the sink top and use the base as a water storage component or you can assemble it and use it just like it is . For me, it just worked better to have the sink in my camper. “Adventure On”

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Howdy, I’ll try to do that as I begin meandering through the month-long state, park trips, and the Big-Bend Adventure. Have an awesome week and happy over-landing!

Thanks so much for your reply and for giving it a look!

Thanks for the tips. That is as short as the jacks can be for insertion and extraction of the camper. The jacks are the manufacturer-designed for the

Congrats and Adventure-Onward.

You are welcome and thanks for watching. Please let your friends know.

It has rear door with a tiny pop open window, but because the whole upstairs house super ventilation it doesn’t need downstairs windows

There is AC made for tents and other applications. About $500-$600 and it’ll work with 400 W of solar, of course at a park with electricity.

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It probably will. Their spec dimensions are on their site. And if you’re not sure they will let you know by email.

@@John-U-Can-Do-It I saw that the width between the wheel wells and the height of the bedrails works well. The bed is only 4.5 ft so the tailgate would have to be down. I'm thinking about buying a Maverick hybrid. Not sure if I want to put this much money into it but definitely would prefer this over the Go Fast. Would probably spring for the 6' if I do

Howdy from Texas! They are 17,500 base RoverKing.CA it is all aluminum, except for the tent portion, which is thick, military grade rip stock and double mesh windows, and I love the clear UV plastic window, The top is over 3/8 inch thick. I like the fact that I can take it off whenever I want and have my truck back to do whatever I want. 520 pounds-basic and then whatever you put on it from there. The four solar panels battery cabling probably added 100 pounds; the water I use 8 gallons probably added another 90 pounds. Food 50 pounds (including dog food). So with odds and sides it probably weighs around 800 pounds when it has my needs-stuff on it.

20,000 including tax and import fees. It comes from Canada. RoverKing.CA

Thank you for taking a peek at it. And I appreciate your thoughtful comment. I hope all your adventures are full of great memories. Over-landing rocks!

NOPE the Rossmonster gladiator is actually th BEST:)

It’s totally sealed with auto weatherstripping, and nothing gets in like one of those GFC style shells and dust blows in from everywhere, through the truck bed and everywhere else. The major plus is you can take the camper off at-will and have your truck to do whatever else you want to do. Of course, if you were driving around with the top open, which no one would do. The outside gets plenty dirty, though . But who cares one power washing you’re good to go.

Hope you have a lot of battery power and large wattage solar charging to support induction. It is nice for the lack of flame and propane. Don’t forget the cost of induction ready pots and pans.

Thanks, JY. Yes, for her wants a solar 200 amp power battery no problem! Induction cook so fast that it’s not going to be on that long. I already bought the pots and pans. Got an amazing deal for just $49 is amazing. I like pump because electric pump wastewater and you have to carry more water four times more for every function. Plus, like you said simplicity, and only the water you want. Have a great evening.

Hi Scott, a foot pump to save so much water about four times less than an electric pump, less weight, less water, less malfunctions! Induction is the way to go. Thank you for watching.

Hi Jack. I did the diesel heater the solar panel sink and interior storage doors also course the cabling and installation of the solar by myself. Rover king offers a diesel set up that they put in the same cabinet; I just did it myself. I’m also going to put in a removable cabinet that will go underneath my sink so that I can take it off when I not going on a super long trip and I can fold down the sink counter, to have more seating area when you’re bringing friends along. The fridge could be placed in the rear seat area of my Jeep because I did my own rear seat delete you can look up what I did. I made a tiny short video on that so that I have more storage and space. there’s so many advantages over other models of these type of campers. I like that I can take it off whenever I want to on stilts and put it away in my garage. That way my truck is mine when I want it and an over-lander, when I want it. Thanks a bunch and please tell your friends I can always help you guys out when you’re ready to build. Just giving suggestions.

@@John-U-Can-Do-It Thank you so much for your answer. I seriously started considering one on my tacoma trd pro. I love it.

It weighs 521 pounds without any additional equipment. I added 4 solar panels, batteries, electronics, so its weight now is 621 pounds.

@@John-U-Can-Do-It what the your gladiator's payload?

You realize it is only a truck bed camper that fits only in the truck bed. However, I did install a sink 22” and the toilet could be put in, but I have a rear seat delete in my jeep for that purpose. I have a 14” x 16” cook top area. The sink folds down too. I do have a portable Fridge. A camper inside a truck bed is not like a camper that consumes all of your vehicle like an RV. But my rear seat delete makes all kinds of things possible and I could even put in a pass-through, but I’m not going to do it. I can just put my camper on jacks and then I have my truck to do whatever I want unlike an RV where your stuck with an RV always !

Would love to see a full video of your layout when you are finished. I'd be building on a 6' bed Toyota which might provide slightly more space. I hope to possibly see a Roverking at one of the Overland Expo's.@@John-U-Can-Do-It

Thanks for the sub!

Hi, and yes, it is great to see a Canadian product that is fully aluminum heavy duty constructed and with really nice style. I chose this over all others because it is insulated really strong and all aluminum. The exterior shell is over 1/4 of an inch thick. I know this because I had to bore a hole in the side, upper roof to accommodate the addition of my solar panel cabling. I will take pictures of the inside, but right now it is very disorganized because I am installing the battery and inverter tomorrow inside along with the MPPT controller . I hope you had a great new year. Much success in 2024. John

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