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This is obviously a joke for us to put the camper on a mini truck, but it proves our point of being very light weight. Even this mini truck has capacity left over. Our goal is to have some of the most affordable USA manufactured hard sided slide in truck campers on the market while still using top quality gel coated fiberglass, aluminum,
This is obviously a joke for us to put the camper on a mini truck, but it proves our point of being very light weight. Even this mini truck has capacity left over. Our goal is to have some of the most affordable USA manufactured hard sided slide in truck campers on the market while still using top quality gel coated fiberglass, aluminum, and composites which is generally left to the high-end market. Most truck campers range from $30k-$80k, but not ours!
Mini Truck Camper

Size and weight play a huge role in what camper you can put in your truck bed and most other companies are too heavy for anything less than a 3/4 ton truck. We have a camper for nearly all trucks from small, medium, and full sized. Starting under 400lb it's a fraction of what most trucks can carry. When you have no wood in your walls, a
Size and weight play a huge role in what camper you can put in your truck bed and most other companies are too heavy for anything less than a 3/4 ton truck. We have a camper for nearly all trucks from small, medium, and full sized. Starting under 400lb it's a fraction of what most trucks can carry. When you have no wood in your walls, and you choose to build with aluminum and fiberglass it's easier to stay lightweight and you don't have to worry about a wood structure to rot.
Jeep Gladiator Truck Camper

One of the main reasons a truck camper makes sense is being able to use your current truck without too many limitations while traveling. In a lot of cases, you can still drive through fast food, park in a normal parking spot, and drive down that dirt road. On the flip side you can pull your car, ATV, UTV, horses or whatever you want to take on your adventures with you!
Toyota Tacoma Truck Camper

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ALL campers are about pros and cons. There is no perfect camper that fits every single person, but let's hit some highlights about why we personally like truck campers over RVs and camper vans.
LIFE CHANGE FLEXIBILITY – If something happens to your truck, or you even just have a life change and need more seats or something else in general, it's easier to sell a regular truck and more shops are generally available to work on a regular truck, whereas many avoid camper vans and RVs that they are not used to working on. Also, allowing you to keep the same camper over the years means you don't have to constantly continue to modify campers over and over again that you have put your time and heart into. Just trade the truck out.
TRUCK CHOICES – Our truck campers hardly limit what truck you can use, compared to camper vans, where your limitation for the most part is three or four different brands.
COST – You don't have to buy a separate vehicle to begin with. The same truck you use for your camper can be your daily driver. The possibility to have one payment, one insurance policy, one truck to maintain, and one truck to even pay taxes on every year in a lot of states.
OFF-ROAD CAPABILITY – Yes, you can get a 4x4 camper van, but have you priced those things? Even the 2x4s are pretty ridiculous. It's EASY to find a 4x4 truck for our campers.
INSIDE HEIGHT – Again, yes, you can get high top vans, but have you priced those also? Our ceiling height is about 6'3". I can't imagine what my neck and back would feel like never being able to stand completely up while inside the camper.
STORING THE CAMPER INSIDE – Our campers at their longest for current production is about 11' in total length. They take up much less space inside a garage or a shop.
PARKING GARAGES- Have you ever traveled to a big city to see a show or just want to shop downtown while you're traveling across country? You may have to park in a parking garage that limits the height of your rig but yet you still want to be able to stand up inside it like we mentioned right? Drop the camper at your camp site and then see the town without limitaions!

One drawback to many small truck campers is the size of the bed and what mattress you can replace it with or topper you can use to sleep better. This is because too many truck campers use "camper sized mattresses". This means most mattress stores don't sell them or the linens to go on them. We want to stay away from that so your main cabover bed will fit a regular full size mattress that is generally about 54"x74" when the bed extension is pulled out. You no longer have to deal with camper mattresses that are between a twin and a full size that two people can't really sleep on comfortably. This also means if you choose to change the comfort level of your mattress it's very easy.
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So many truck campers today feel cramped. I will admit this is hard to avoid when your camper fits in the bed of truck. However, we utilize the spacing in the camper efficiently. On one side is a sink and long countertop making food prep easier than the traditional two separate small countertops on opposite sides of the camper. Our counter also has a huge amount of tall and deep storage for your gear under it. On the other side of ours there is comfortable bench seat. This also leaves the floor open which allows you to fill it with gear or toys you're going to unload as soon as you get to the campsite. The table is adjustable, so it swivels to get out of the way when needed and also has several other adjustments. You can also easily remove it if needed also.
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