Today on the blog Lance goes over the inside dinette area of the GZL. He also discusses how you can still have room to make breakfast and have the bed fully pulled out. Check it out in the GZL Series Video 6 below! GZL Series Video 6 – Dinette Overview
Ever wonder if you could stealth camp in the GZL? Well the answer is yes! In GZL Series Video 3 Lance goes over the possibility of stealth camping, as well as showing how easy it is to pop up the top of the camper. He also goes into detail on why we designed the GZL to pop up this way. Check it all out in the video below! GZL Series Video 4
Do you need a dedicated vehicle to have the GZL truck camper? The answer is no. Lance goes into detail in GZL Series Video 3 on why we designed the camper this way and why it is important to be able to remove the camper when needed. GZL Series Video 3 – Dedicated Vehicle
The day we all have been waiting for is finally here! In RFC Video 24 we reveal our EarthCruiser demo, as it is being loading into the shipping container. The demo has shipped out of Seattle, Washington and is now on its way to Malaysia for The Rainforest Challenge. The race will take place November 24 – December 5th. Keep following along as we will be posting videos and pictures from the race. RFC Video 24 – EC Demo Reveal
In RFC Video 22 Lance goes over the bull bar and winch. As the official command center for The Rainforest Challenge both the bull bar and winch are a must have. We will be assisting racers get out of tough places in the race. Normally we use steel rope which is very strong and low maintenance. But since there will be a lot of winching and mud we are going to use plasma rope. Check out the video below for more details! RFC Video 22 – Bull Bar and Winch
On the blog today we have RFC Video 21 – Underneath Storage. We cover reasons why we build the locker doors and access hatches the way they are. As explained in the video, the storage on the left of the EC has a locker door that opens up. The reason for this is because there is no awning on the left side. But for the right side which has an awning the EC the locker door opens down, making it into a small shelve. To learn more check out the video below for more details! RFC Video 21 – Underneath Storage
On the blog today Lance goes over phase 2 of the sub frame. He talks about the little details like having the side skirt on hinges and why that is important to have on an EarthCruiser. He goes into detail on the kinetic mounting system, which allows the chassis and the body move independently. To find out more check out the video below! RFC Video 20 – Sub Frame Phase 2
RFC Video 19 – Small Details is short, sweet, and right to the point! Lance goes over a couple small details about the water fill port and storage hinges. There is also a sneak peek of the finished truck, check out the video below to see! RFC Video 19 – Small Details
On the blog today we get one step closer to the demo being finished! Some of the final tasks involve putting all the components together. As Lance would say, “having the truck talk to the cab and the cab talk to the truck”. In the video below we talk about why we like the cab over truck when working on the engine. As well as going over attaching the actuators and bellows. Watch the video below to find out more! RFC Video 18 – Putting the Components Together
Today on the blog Lance goes over the inside dinette area of the GZL. He also discusses how you can still have room to make breakfast and have the bed fully pulled out. Check it out in the GZL Series Video 6 below! GZL Series Video 6 – Dinette Overview
Ever wonder if you could stealth camp in the GZL? Well the answer is yes! In GZL Series Video 3 Lance goes over the possibility of stealth camping, as well as showing how easy it is to pop up the top of the camper. He also goes into detail on why we designed the GZL to pop up this way. Check it all out in the video below! GZL Series Video 4
Do you need a dedicated vehicle to have the GZL truck camper? The answer is no. Lance goes into detail in GZL Series Video 3 on why we designed the camper this way and why it is important to be able to remove the camper when needed. GZL Series Video 3 – Dedicated Vehicle
The day we all have been waiting for is finally here! In RFC Video 24 we reveal our EarthCruiser demo, as it is being loading into the shipping container. The demo has shipped out of Seattle, Washington and is now on its way to Malaysia for The Rainforest Challenge. The race will take place November 24 – December 5th. Keep following along as we will be posting videos and pictures from the race. RFC Video 24 – EC Demo Reveal
In RFC Video 22 Lance goes over the bull bar and winch. As the official command center for The Rainforest Challenge both the bull bar and winch are a must have. We will be assisting racers get out of tough places in the race. Normally we use steel rope which is very strong and low maintenance. But since there will be a lot of winching and mud we are going to use plasma rope. Check out the video below for more details! RFC Video 22 – Bull Bar and Winch
On the blog today we have RFC Video 21 – Underneath Storage. We cover reasons why we build the locker doors and access hatches the way they are. As explained in the video, the storage on the left of the EC has a locker door that opens up. The reason for this is because there is no awning on the left side. But for the right side which has an awning the EC the locker door opens down, making it into a small shelve. To learn more check out the video below for more details! RFC Video 21 – Underneath Storage
On the blog today Lance goes over phase 2 of the sub frame. He talks about the little details like having the side skirt on hinges and why that is important to have on an EarthCruiser. He goes into detail on the kinetic mounting system, which allows the chassis and the body move independently. To find out more check out the video below! RFC Video 20 – Sub Frame Phase 2
RFC Video 19 – Small Details is short, sweet, and right to the point! Lance goes over a couple small details about the water fill port and storage hinges. There is also a sneak peek of the finished truck, check out the video below to see! RFC Video 19 – Small Details
On the blog today we get one step closer to the demo being finished! Some of the final tasks involve putting all the components together. As Lance would say, “having the truck talk to the cab and the cab talk to the truck”. In the video below we talk about why we like the cab over truck when working on the engine. As well as going over attaching the actuators and bellows. Watch the video below to find out more! RFC Video 18 – Putting the Components Together
