Your Rig

[RVcrazed51]

I'd like to give a huge THANK YOU to Brad, the Moderator over the Truck Campers forum for his assistance with this thread.

Thanks also to RVcrazed51 for his request for this thread.

Post photos of your Fifth Wheel on this thread. Any photo with a 5er in it is allowable; any brand, any year.

This thread is generally for Fifth Wheel photos only. But feel free to post comments on posted photos.

Because this thread is very long, I will occasionally clean it up by removing the older posts that do not have Fifth Wheel photos and other off topic material. Also, please limit photo width to 640 pixels by using: width=640. Please do not post thumbnail size photos, they are just too small to see.

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Truth Justice's 2005 Sunny Brook 31BWKS (Triple Slide) and 2005 1-Ton Dodge Quad Cab L/B.

Hi everybody, I'm looking to buy a fifth wheel, hopefully by the end of the year. And I was just wondering if some of you would care to post some pics of your fiver.
RVcrazed51

[Lovin-our-Life]

We finally entered the world of 5th Wheels. We traded our 26' TT w/no slides for this Sunnybrook Mobile Scout 33' Triple Slide. WOW what a difference!!! Sure will make fulltiming a bit more comfortable.

[hanna1946]

Our new to us 2008 Sandpiper 345RET and 2002 Ford F350 Super Crew 4x4 turbo:

[ckhanna4]

I have posted a picture of my Rig before but I pulled Tandem for the first time this past weekend and took a couple pictures.

[Clacker]

The best part about RVing is no matter big or small we all love our Rvs.
Way to go!!!:B

[Reader1]

Great looking RV! We love our smaller 5th wheel. Have fun!

[Camphouse]

ReneeG wrote:
I agree! Enjoy. At least you went "all the way" the second time rather than five RV's later like we did. Besides, that boy sure looks happy in it.

Thanks very much - it took me a couple of years of casual looking before I found a FW with the right size (ie, under 7000 lbs due to TV limitations), layout (bunks for the kids), price, etc. Stumbled on this one 3 weeks ago and couldn't be more pleased - best of all, everything is bought and paid for. My son and I are taking it out for its maiden trip this weekend, and I have 2 weeks of campsites booked for July with the whole family - can't wait!!!

[ReneeG]

I agree! Enjoy. At least you went "all the way" the second time rather than five RV's later like we did. Besides, that boy sure looks happy in it.

[cgaskins]

Camphouse wrote:
Our first fifth wheel - a 2008 KZ Outdoorsmen 2455P. It's not much compared to some of the rigs posted here, but it sure beats our old 12 ft popup!

Don't down play it. That is a nice looking rig you have there. Enjoy!

-Chris

[Camphouse]

Our first fifth wheel - a 2008 KZ Outdoorsmen 2455P. It's not much compared to some of the rigs posted here, but it sure beats our old 12 ft popup!

[cgaskins]

WAFlowers wrote:
Our new (to us) 5er on the way home. We had to stop for a late lunch and couldn't think of a better place for our first stop.

Very nice! My loves the "Cracker Barrel" as well.

[goreds2]

WAFlowers, nice 5er. ENJOY,

[WAFlowers]

Our new (to us) 5er on the way home. We had to stop for a late lunch and couldn't think of a better place for our first stop.

[timdt74]

First trip out with the new 5er

[traccan555]

Looks a lot nicer than the base housing up here in Canada! Probably just the age... the ones around here are from the 1940's lol...

[boomsling]

bpounds wrote:
Sharp looking Jayco, AND sharp looking '11 Superdoody. Question, what is that hanging below the rear of the truck?

Thanks ya'll. Hanging below the rear my truck are two big nuts. Anatomically correct nuts were banned at my first duty station (Air Force) so my buddy and I got ourselves some big hardware nuts. I think they are from a bridge or a bulldozer or something. Nine pounds a piece...:B


@Traccan555,

That is base housing that I live in. It's a duplex. Belongs to Uncle Sam.