Pros/cons of class B and P/U slide in?
I'd appreciate any comments. Which would be best to purchase, a class B rig, or, a new P/U and slide in camper rig? If a person needed to purchase a new P/U to properly support a larger slide in campe...
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coolbreeze01 wrote:They can be pretty high. Typically, bed floor/tailgate level of a 3/4-ton or 1-ton 4wd pickup is in the 33"-39" height range. Some of that height is reduced by sag in the rear suspension under the weight of the camper, from about 2"-4", if the truck is properly sized for the weight of the camper.
Have you noticed how many stair steps there are to climb into a camper on a 2500/3500 4x4? Hows your knees?
Many larger truck campers are now made with basement tank/storage areas underneath the floor, such that the floor level of the camper can be up to a foot higher than the bottom of the camper that sits on the pickup bed.
