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    V2 Development Update

    March 08, 2021 1 min read 15 Comments

    V2 Development Update

    This week we take a look at what goes into the design and development of each and every vehicle model as we roll out all of the new V2 camper designs. Meet a few of our engineers and production staff as they take us through their process with the latest design, the F-150.


    15 Responses

    Thomas Story
    Thomas Story

    September 05, 2022

    I’m looking forward to buying/ordering a camper from y’all for my new truck when it comes in. Love your dedication to innovation and versatility. The one thing I would like to see in the future as an option on your campers is some type of ventilation on the side panels of the camper incase someone wanted to travel with animals in kennels in the back. I was thinking angled fish gill shaped cuts (5to6) per side with a slide long door on inside to help with water proofing the camper. The cuts hopefully would keep the camper cooler but still maintain the structural integrity of the side walls for safety. Thanks

    Stephen Hahn
    Stephen Hahn

    August 01, 2022

    Any delivery update of my Superlite rtt? Any information is much appreciated! Thank you

    Omar Thompson
    Omar Thompson

    August 01, 2022

    This update is great. Its outstanding to see your product built and all the things that go into it. It would also be nice for those of us waiting on their builds to see a counter on the site of what number camper your working on for the week. I’m jonesing for mine already!!!!!

    Royal Jackman
    Royal Jackman

    August 01, 2022

    Thanks for wearing face masks.

    Evan N.
    Evan N.

    March 19, 2021

    As a manufacturing engineer I appreciate this video so much. It is a lot fun seeing others figuring out new products and the processes to make them. You all have an impressive design and some awesome shop equipment!

    Inaldo
    Inaldo

    August 01, 2022

    Please, I have purchase the camp 4 months ago. I would like to have a date when i will receive it. I am about to move out of the island that i am in right now. please contact me
    Thank for your help.

    Frank
    Frank

    March 10, 2021

    Good update. Please no facemarks next time. Thanks.

    Keith
    Keith

    March 10, 2021

    I have a long bed 2018 colorado lt, in Bozeman. Let me know if you guys need to spec a long bed colorado, I can swing it by.

    dan boyd
    dan boyd

    August 01, 2022

    How is my camper coming. 2018 4×4 Tundra 4 door, 5.5’ bed? I think the last update was June or July to start production, is there anything new. Thanks – Dan

    Randall
    Randall

    March 10, 2021

    I’m loving these updates. It’s great to meet the crew. Keep up the good work!

    Roberto Rodriguez
    Roberto Rodriguez

    March 10, 2021

    Folks, Thank you for keeping me posted. When I see videos like this it helps me understand the efforts and hard work that goes into producing a Go Fast Camper. It also validates that I have made the right decision by purchasing a Go Fast Camper. Keep up the good work!

    Tim
    Tim

    March 10, 2021

    Let me know when you would like me to bring my 2019 RamPower Wagon in to assist with V2 Design and Development! ;^) Seriously though, thanks for the update on the V2s. Has the timeline changed on the V2 expected delivery dates? (+ or -)

    Ben Brown
    Ben Brown

    August 01, 2022

    Hi, I ordered a Superlite back in November, with an expected May delivery. Any changes with that delivery timing? Also what is measurement between the two mounting track rails on the underside of the Superlite? Thank you – Ben.

    Noby Itakura
    Noby Itakura

    March 10, 2021

    I’m not even waiting on a V2, I’m waiting for a superlite and I find this super interesting to watch. I guess it may be because in my previous career I was a mechanical engineer. Kepp up the good work!!!

    Brenan D Greene
    Brenan D Greene

    March 10, 2021

    Looking good guys and gals! Love your dedication to the craft.

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