The Flip-Pac camper is an awesome truck topper that hinges open over the cab to create a camper with almost 7 ft. of head room and a queen size bed over the cab. It’s super light weight and compact, and has been a lot of fun having on at all times.

What is the at flippac?

The FlipPac is similar to the WilderNest that we discuss HERE, but it flips forward over the cab instead of out to the side. It’s also important to note that the Wildernest is no longer in production. Has a large comfortable mattress. Setup of the AT FlipPac is a breeze, taking only a few minutes to be camp ready.

What is the difference between the flippac and Wildernest?

The FlipPac is similar to the WilderNest that we discuss HERE, but it flips forward over the cab instead of out to the side. It’s also important to note that the Wildernest is no longer in production.

Can I use a collapsible awning with the flippac?

There is also a collapsible canvas bunk bed (180 lbs max.) that can be used for an additional sleeping place or as a gear sling. The 6 x 6 foot square awning can be mounted on the side of the FlipPac. The awning is completely self contained within an aluminum clamshell tube, with the feet of the legs attach to the side of the vehicle.

What is the Atat flippac?

AT’s model of the FlipPac stands apart with thicker fiberglass to ensure durability for off-road use and use of heavy duty hood mounting screws. Like any traditional truck shell, there is a split window for accessing the trucks cabin. Side windows are optional.

Do at camper shells have windows?

Like any traditional truck shell, there is a split window for accessing the trucks cabin. Side windows are optional. AT uses triple automotive bulb seal to keep moisture and dust out from between the bed and the shell. Above is Travis’ (Forum Member schanusa) AT FlipPac camper mounted on a custom built Ford Ranger.

What size awning can I mount on the side of the flippac?

The 6 x 6 foot square awning can be mounted on the side of the FlipPac. The awning is completely self contained within an aluminum clamshell tube, with the feet of the legs attach to the side of the vehicle. The awning provides wonderful shade in the desert and shelter from rain showers.