V2 Pro Camper

It might sound a little strange, but I had one V2 on my 3G build, and my homie had another on his 2G. I wheel his truck occasionally and camp out of it as well. Long story, short. I've done over 75 nights in mine, and another 25 in his. With over 100 nights (and many more days), I absolutely love this setup. I sold my 3G (my buddy still has his 2G), but my new 4G Tacoma is getting a V2 Pro in June. I'll always have a GFC camper on my trucks, and cannot wait to get the new one installed!

As someone who is on the go and out in the wild frequently, the GFC has been a huge upgrade from setting up a tent or cramming into the back seat on overnight trips. In addition, the extra headroom in the GFC topper is a total game-changer compared to standard toppers. It makes getting dressed, organizing gear, or just hanging out way more comfortable. No more hunched shoulders or crawling around awkwardly. Plus, being able to leave the bed setup in place while on the move adds a whole new level of convenience. Whether I’m pulling into camp late or hitting the road early, everything stays ready to go. Full mobility with zero breakdown hassle—can’t beat it!

After spending time with both my Go Fast Camper Pro Version and my Four Wheel Pop-Up Project M, I’ve come to appreciate the unique strengths of each, but the Go Fast Pro has truly won me over with its blend of simplicity and rugged durability. Owning both has given me a front-row seat to see how they stack up.

Let’s start with simplicity. The Go Fast Pro is a masterclass in keeping things straightforward. Setup is a breeze—pop the top in seconds. There’s no fussing with extra components or complicated mechanisms like I sometimes encountered with the Project M.

The Go Fast’s design strips away anything unnecessary, leaving you with a platform that’s intuitive to use. The Pro version comes with thoughtful features like improved ventilation (those larger windows and vents are a game changer) and multi-color LED lighting that makes it feel premium without overcomplicating things.

Now, durability is where the Go Fast Pro really flexes its muscles. Compared to my Project M, which is solid in its own right with its aluminum frame and pop-up (I had several issues), the Go Fast feels like it’s built to take a beating. The tubular aluminum spaceframe and panels give it a lightweight yet tank-like resilience.

Sure, I’ll admit I’m giving up some living space compared to the Project M. The Four Wheel’s full pop-up design and boxy shape gave me more room, but we never really utilized all of it for the type of adventures that we do. The Go Fast Pro, with its wedge-style roof, trades…

I've owned the GFC V2 Camper for roughly 2-3 years and it's been through 5 states and easily over 100 nights of camping. I have mounted a ton of accessories to it including MOLLE Panels, Freedom Coast brackets, Cabana Mode lights using KC Cyclones, reverse lights and turn signal lights on the back, rain gutters, and much more. 10000% Worth the investment! This thing has taken me everywhere. It protects my gear and provides the shelter I need at the end of the day. I choose GFC over a few other brands because it's bare bones at the core with an affordable entry price and the aftermarket community for GFC is insane. There are so many companies that build parts/products around this camper that you have an endless amount of options for mods and accessories - unlike other brands that force you into their ecosystem alone. GFC is the community camper for sure. The support around GFC campers and toppers can't be beat. From Bags to panels and little accessories, you never would have thought of modding - the community makes it.

I work, live, and hunt out of my truck 80+ days a year, and there are two things about the GFC Camper that are damn near priceless: Reliability and Versatility. It's never failed me, and when it's your daily driver and your go-to sanctuary, that reliance is a big deal. It's built like a tank, functions like a Swiss army knife and at the end of the day is everything you need and everything you don't. Plus, the fact that I can still work out of it, store gear, haul materials, lock it and use the bed of my truck for everyday livin, adds incredible value. I have to mention the comfort of the TurboNap, and how much of an improvement it is from the V1/V2 mattress. I literally look forward to laying my head down at night, when I'm camping out of this thing. Incredible product!