Is This Inflatable Bedliner/Camper Shell Revolutionary Or Idiotic? - Jalopnik
I was driving around recently and noticed a fair number of households with trucks that had makeshift camper shell-storage solutions, which usually involved some wood posts or a stack of cinder blocks. Essentially, There would be six basic parts: two inflatable sidewall units (think rubber/canvas raft-type construction), two hard side panels (fiberglass. ) hinged along the upper part of the truck bed walls, and a large panel for the floor of the truck bed that would become a roof. Rounding it out would be a compressor to inflate it all, and an optional inflatable mattress for the truck bed. When not in use, the inflatable parts would be packed tight between the bedliner panels and the sides of the truck bed. When inflated, the inflatable sidewalls would push the hard side bedliner panels up and out, where hinges would lock them in their vertical position. The floor bedliner panel would be lifted and locked into place as a roof panel. Source: jalopnik.com
