Overlander/Adventure F150 ideas

[Hambone]

Hey all, curious if anyone has built or is planning to build an overland/adventure capable F150? Toying around with some mod ideas but I will need to keep the truck somewhat tame as I use it for my business and towing. Thinking of an awning that I can adapt to my current rack, lift, bumpers, lights, etc.. Would like to hear about products that you have used personally, would recommend and what may compliment the F150 platform. I won't be doing any sort of roof-top tent as I have a 23' camp trailer and I don't like the idea of my family of 5 in one tiny tent! When we are not trailer camping though we love to head out for day trips into our mountains and explore. Formerly an off road tour guide in Moab and have worked with several classes of desert race vehicles so I am very familiar with off-roading, rock crawling and high speed desert runs.
Take a look at my friend Nick's company Bionic Offroad for some inspiration:
Bionic Offroad, Instagram
Bionic Offroad, YouTube video

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[DANNER]

That a pretty sweet build done by Bionic Offroad. Crazy how the kitchen was built.

I haven't gotten an F150 yet, but I'm looking to build a camper/overland build for my family. Not sure exactly what I'll do, but thinking of getting a FourWheelCamper Project M Topper. If not that then a bed topper with a Roof top tent.

 

[530Five-Oh]

That a pretty sweet build done by Bionic Offroad. Crazy how the kitchen was built.

I haven't gotten an F150 yet, but I'm looking to build a camper/overland build for my family. Not sure exactly what I'll do, but thinking of getting a FourWheelCamper Project M Topper. If not that then a bed topper with a Roof top tent.

Did you end up ordering the 4 wheel M? two more months to wait for my install

 

[780]

Hey all, curious if anyone has built or is planning to build an overland/adventure capable F150? Toying around with some mod ideas but I will need to keep the truck somewhat tame as I use it for my business and towing. Thinking of an awning that I can adapt to my current rack, lift, bumpers, lights, etc.. Would like to hear about products that you have used personally, would recommend and what may compliment the F150 platform. I won't be doing any sort of roof-top tent as I have a 23' camp trailer and I don't like the idea of my family of 5 in one tiny tent! When we are not trailer camping though we love to head out for day trips into our mountains and explore. Formerly an off road tour guide in Moab and have worked with several classes of desert race vehicles so I am very familiar with off-roading, rock crawling and high speed desert runs.
Take a look at my friend Nick's company Bionic Offroad for some inspiration:
Bionic Offroad, Instagram
Bionic Offroad, YouTube video

Thinking something along these lines?

I think there are a few builds here. Also check out the domestic fullsize section on Expedition Portal for some inspiration. Won't all be F150's but, most of the gear would likely still work on your truck

 

[DANNER]

Did you end up ordering the 4 wheel M? two more months to wait for my install

Yes. I got my Project M in May and have been working in building it out since.

 

[530Five-Oh]

Right on congrats! looks great which is nice to see as I pretty much have the same truck, and ordered the same camper(well same looking truck)(different powertrain and payload)

 

[lynskynbnd]

My plan is to build a 2' x 6' storage box with a sleeping surface on top. Battery and solar setup with fridge freezer also. My trailer has solar and fridge freezer, but I hope to get the F-150 setup so the trailer is not needed for solo trips.

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/threads/regular-cab-swb-build.11001/
My build thread.

Where it's at now

Self built off-road trailer camping at a music festival

The original setup. F-150 to replace Jeep for the next cross country overland trip

Campground camping

 

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[530Five-Oh]

Finally got mine installed a couple months ago

 

[780]

Finally got mine installed a couple months ago

Sharp looking truck! Although, I may be biased, haha.....

Love the build out. Curious what your payload is and what the camping set up weighs?

 

[Calson]

For towing a trailer and having better payload capacity I would go with the F-350 with the diesel engine (to provide more range on a tank of fuel). Having at least an extra 1,000 lbs of payload capacity will make it easier to pack without worrying about being overweight.

Be aware that changes to the bumper are likely to prevent the air bags from working properly in the event of a collision. I would be more in favor of adding a front hitch receiver and using a winch sled that can be attached to the front or rear receivers when needed.

A fiberglass camper shell makes it possible to carry extra gear that you do not want in the trailer basement compartments, including mountain bikes, and with Thule mount adapters and cross bars, items can be carried on the roof with the load weight pushing down on the sides of the camper shell.

 

[530Five-Oh]

Sharp looking truck! Although, I may be biased, haha.....

Love the build out. Curious what your payload is and what the camping set up weighs?

Thanks!
I like your trucks stance! leveled on 34's?

My truck's payload is 1804lbs,
GVWR is 7108,
Truck with camper, decked drawers loaded with camping gear and some tools, 12v fridge, power station, case of beer and a few other things at the time weighed in at 6325lbs.
Reasonable amount of leftover payload for two adults, labrador, food, water, clothing.

I plan to upgrade suspension for better handling, but still plan to weight within the rated GVWR

 

[780]

Thanks!
I like your trucks stance! leveled on 34's?

My truck's payload is 1804lbs,
GVWR is 7108,
Truck with camper, decked drawers loaded with camping gear and some tools, 12v fridge, power station, case of beer and a few other things at the time weighed in at 6325lbs.
Reasonable amount of leftover payload for two adults, labrador, food, water, clothing.

I plan to upgrade suspension for better handling, but still plan to weight within the rated GVWR

2" Ready lift on 35x11.5r20 Toyo AT3's.

Looks like a great camping set up! Okay, our payloads are pretty close. Mine is 1,777lbs.

 

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