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[Reb954]

Or if put on a trailer which is pulled by a half ton pickup.

 

[4570Man]

Or if put on a trailer which is pulled by a half ton pickup.
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That looks way better. Those things would have to drive awful plus your door is 5 feet off the ground.

 

[ruffdog]

That looks way better. Those things would have to drive awful plus your door is 5 feet off the ground.

The neighbor has a huge Lance camper in a crew cab, long box, one ton, dually. For me, towing a trailer looks safer.

 

[dodge man]

I can just about guarantee that F150 doesn't have 2000 lbs of payload either, more like 1500 lbs or less.

 

[4570Man]

The neighbor has a huge Lance camper in a crew cab, long box, one ton, dually. For me, towing a trailer looks safer.

This load weighs more than a camper but the load center is a lot lower. It’s still pretty top heavy. I can’t imagine how awful one of those must drive.

 

[Industrial Toys]

To me it just makes more sense. A place to sleep and make something to eat. Don't need to pull a house behind you!

 

[Industrial Toys]

To me it just makes more sense. A place to sleep and make something to eat. Don't need to pull a house behind you!

It would be cool if they made a rail mounted system where you could easily take off your bed and put on a camper. Or flatbed.

 

[dragoneggs]

To me it just makes more sense. A place to sleep and make something to eat. Don't need to pull a house behind you!

It would be cool if they made a rail mounted system where you could easily take off your bed and put on a camper. Or flatbed.

That would be cool! I would be interested in something like that for my F150.

I recently took the bed partially off to fix the front wall that separated from the bed. Riveted it back together. Used a Cherry Picker and it was a bit of a pain to lift and slide back to access.

 

[BigBlue1]

A huge camper in the back of a F150? What could go wrong?

This Broken Ford F-15� Pickup Truck Shows Why You Should Never Overload Your Truck - The Drive

Gee, who could have predicted that outcome??

 

[Industrial Toys]

Is it just a coincidence that the black, blank section behind the rear fender is EXACTLY the length of the rear doors? Was that the "One Size Fits All Models" feature?