One nice thing about having it on a toy truck with only 2wd is it had a high clearance of only 8'2"
The width of this camper is only 6'. We took it thru many a drive thru fast food joint.

We upgraded the truck only to a 2000 Ford Ranger. The propane is a single horizontal tank.


View inside of camper from bunk. The fridge is under the counter on the left. It is a 3 way fridge. (12v, 110v, or propane) The sink is a hand pump.

Dinnette and bunk when all is put away. We rarely had it set up this way.

The top bunk slid out making a king size bed. (Largest bed I ever saw in a camper)
Dinette also broke down into a small bed.

This is how we normally camped. Both beds set up. Since we spend most of our time outside.


Biggest issue with the dogs in the camper was Shetara dog liked to hang partway in the cab. (we made her scoot back while driving)

Hello, I really enjoyed your camper blogs, do you still have it?
ReplyDeleteHi how much did that camper weigh I want to do that on mine. Did you need helper springs or brake modifacations? Anything important that would be helpful?
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What's important is, rear axles. If you overload, you can break an axle.
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