Toyota Tacoma water dripping into the backseat when the side door is open. I am looking for ideas about how to create an eave at the hinge of a GFC camper to avoid water dripping from the camper onto the backseat when I open the back door of my Tacoma. It pours off the camper into the backseat. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
https://jedesignandfabrication.company.site/DripRail™-for-GFC-p340251088
Works perfectly. No more drips. Lots of other cool accessories on the site too.
Peace.
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Thanks!
+1 for the DripRails. First mod I did to my GFC the day I got it.
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FYI… the DripRails might work OK when the truck is level, but if the vehicle is slightly leaning (such as when parked along a curb with wheels in storm gutter), the water will wrap around the DripRails and end up dripping off their corner and onto your seat 
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You guys should try living somewhere that gets almost no rain 
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Hey @MapCompass when did you purchase? Do yours have the lip on the bottom inside that drops down? I have made some revisions over the years to help mitigate this. Shoot me an email if you would at josh@jedf.us and I can look into it.
I have this issue as well since mine are the older design. However, they do still mitigate a lot of the dripping and totally worth it!
Welcome to GFC…where customers provide solutions and components after being ignored by “customer service”.
I agree with GFC706
They work great on my RAM 1500.
https://jedesignandfabrication.company.site/DripRail™-for-GFC-p340251088
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