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joerg68
Feb 05, 2020Nomad III
The first two pictures were taken from our (at the time, 2017) regular cab Silverado with Northstar Arrow camper (north-south bed) in the back. Never had a problem seeing what we needed to see.


This one has our Outfitter on the same truck (2011):

And here is one from 2009 with our first camper, a Lance 915. The cabover is just a little further than the antenna, and the antenna is about 4" higher than the cabover floor. It is bent a little back and tucked under the floor. Same single cab Silverado 2500HD.

Those are the best pictures I could find in my "archive". Usually, when taking pictures while driving, neither dash nor cabover can be seen.
When you are normally seated for driving, you can barely see the cabover.
All campers had a 2" spacer underneath. All had the extended cabover for the n-s bed.


This one has our Outfitter on the same truck (2011):

And here is one from 2009 with our first camper, a Lance 915. The cabover is just a little further than the antenna, and the antenna is about 4" higher than the cabover floor. It is bent a little back and tucked under the floor. Same single cab Silverado 2500HD.

Those are the best pictures I could find in my "archive". Usually, when taking pictures while driving, neither dash nor cabover can be seen.
When you are normally seated for driving, you can barely see the cabover.
All campers had a 2" spacer underneath. All had the extended cabover for the n-s bed.
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