In August we found out about Montana’s Go Fast Campers (GFC), manufacturer of Swiss Army knife bed wedge tents. The tent bed rests on a convertible pedestal allowing for various recline styles as well as an 8 foot standing height inside the pickup bed, the structure’s three locking panels create a visor that also provides shade plus the ability to weather and cargo protection, and the pickup bed can be used for intended transport purposes with the tent installed. A company called space camper here with the same versatile, nightstand wedge tent for the Cybertruck. The California-based outfit showed off its design over the summer. It’s back with video tutorials about the feature set and options. These are still renderings, so please rate accordingly; However, by Tesla There are said to be over a million pre-orders for the Cybertruck, so companies will no doubt find funding to capitalize on the demand.
Space Camper creates a flat roof over the bed with solid triangular wings that match the Cybertruck’s sloping bed slats. Pneumatic strut runs out of Cybertruck’s the battery Lift the lid to create a wedge-shaped tent. All three tarpaulin sides have zipper windows, the back side has awning. The bed measures 4 foot-2 wide x 6 foot-8 long in a short configuration. Because the Space Camper’s leading edge begins just behind the top of the Cybertruck, above the driver’s head, there’s plenty of open space in the tent from the base of the bed base to the back door. Or, additional mattresses can extend the tent’s bed length, creating a sleeping space that covers the entire length of the Cybertruck pickup bed which is 6 feet-6 inches across the length of the cabin passenger area. behind. Steps in the wings help with bed access, magnetic LED lights make everything visible when campers get inside, and segmented bedspreads can be set up to recline. During the day, the segmented pedestal and mat can convert into a bench and desktop inside the pickup bed. And that’s only half the bag of tent bed conversion tricks.
The base Space Camper will come with interior and exterior lights, roof rails, four 110 volt outlets, 12 and 24 volt outlets, and a USB port. Space Campers claims aerospace-grade composites are used for the construction, so the standard tent comes in black and costs $24,000. The options list includes a stainless steel armor option for $4,000 to match the Cybertruck aesthetic, or an all-stainless steel construction for $8,000. Elsewhere on the side dish menu are land-based amenities such as a camping stove, collapsible showers and toilets, insulated tent walls, and Rear Rack with kitchen, work space. Work and storage are attached to the tow hook.
It’s not cheap, but if the Space Camper is built to its claimed specifications and standards, then we think it beats the other options we’ve seen for the Cybertruck. Tesla shows its own The built-in tent setup on Cybertruck in 2019 is similar to the Space Camper, but Tesla never went into detail. The Cyberland Lives in bed when folded and starts at $54,995.
Assuming all goes well with Tesla production, Space Campers says buyers will receive their tents about two months after they vans arrive. It can Pre-order now for $100 cashback.
