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The German FLEXS system adapts a pickup truck bed for travel. The modular aluminum frame can be configured as an open rack, a closed canopy, or a camper with a pop-up tent. The starting price for a basic configuration is 9,900 euros.
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The German FLEXS system adapts a pickup truck bed for travel. The modular aluminum frame can be configured as an open rack, a closed canopy, or a camp...
The German FLEXS system adapts a pickup truck bed for travel. The modular aluminum frame can be configured as an open rack, a closed canopy, or a camper with a pop-up tent. The starting price for a basic configuration is 9,900 euros.
Updated: 01.08.2026
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