Define the aluminium body system that interfaces the OpenOverland sub-frame with the nuCamp Cirrus 920 truck camper.
The body has two functional zones.
Lower zone — wheel well enclosures: The lower boxes wrap around the tire positions and form the wheel wells. No separate wheel well structure is needed. The departure angle geometry is integrated into the rear lower faces.
Upper zone — storage and camper platform: The upper section provides the full-width deck the camper sits on, the structural top rail for the tie-down receivers, and the upper storage compartments accessible from both sides.
The camper is secured by four stainless turnbuckle rods — one at each Torklift bracket position.
Lower boxes:
Upper compartments:
All compartments include:
Standard commercial truck body hardware throughout.
The Cirrus 920 native rear metal deck is used for expedition storage.
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Project Lead | João Correia |
| Chief Engineer | Johannes Dobsch — dobschpke.com |
| Fabricator | TBD |
| Contributors | — |
| Version | Date | Description |
|---|---|---|
| v0.1 | 2026-04 | Initial specification — architecture, tie-down, storage, materials, and coating defined |