Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the questions we are most often asked about Six-Pac campers. If you don't find the answer to your question below, please go to our Contact Us page and either email or call for further information.

Yes, in most cases, but most ½-ton truck owners may want to consider a rear suspension upgrade to help carry the extra weight of the camper. A set of helper-springs, over-load springs or air bags will do the trick. These are usually easy to install and relatively inexpensive. We have the ability to do some of the suspension work right here at the factory when you get your camper installed. Good truck tires are also recommended ("D" or "E" Rated Tires).

No, your opportunity to deal directly with the factory results in the lowest possible price. The prices you see here on our website are the prices you will be quoted by our factory representatives - no surprises, no sales games. Here at the factory, we provide you with the best possible service and the most knowledgeable sales staff without the high-pressure dealer sales environment.

High quality, light weight and affordability. Additionally, Six-Pacs are made to fit into truck beds - meaning the camper's proportions and weight are appropriate for your truck - giving you the highest level of versatility and maneuverability.

Yes, we have lenders with whom we work on a regular basis. For more information on the current interest rates available or to learn more about financing a new camper, please contact us.

Our warranty includes: 10 years on the one-piece (TPO) rubber roof, 3 years on the camper frame and 1 year bumper-to-bumper against manufacturing defects on both the inside and outside of the camper. Additionally, the appliances in the camper (such as the refrigerator, furnace, air conditioner, etc.) carry full warranties from their respective manufacturers.

Yes, delivery of our campers is available in most areas throughout the lower 48 United States. A factory representative can give you more detailed information, including a shipping estimate to your particular destination.

We have two showroom locations in California. Please see our Contact Us page for exact locations. We also participate in a number of RV and outdoor sports shows where you can see our camper models and speak with factory representatives directly. Please visit our show page to find out more about our upcoming show schedule. We also have 3 dealers in Oregon & Washington that usually have campers in stock. Please see our "Dealer Page" for their contact information & locations. Dealer Page

We usually have campers in stock, but if for some reason we don't have the exact one you want on hand, we can build it for you in a very short time, typically 3-6 weeks from start to finish.

No, not at this time. However, we can deliver your camper to the U.S. side of the Canadian border and install it for you there for you to drive home.

Please visit our web page entitled Which Six-Pac Fits my Truck?

Yes. Six-Pacs are made to fit into truck beds without overhang in the back, which allows your tow hitch to be used without modifications. The only exception to this would be the installation of a long-bed camper in a short-bed truck.

We use traditional camper tie-downs and turn buckles when we install your camper. Although install kits and hardware vary from truck to truck, during a standard installation we attach four tie-down brackets to your truck bed. Once the camper is on the truck, we will then attach four turn buckles to the eye bolts in the camper and to the tie-down brackets on your truck.

Yes, we offer two fully-self-contained camper models. The D650 (short bed) and D850 (long bed) each contain a bathroom and shower inside the camper. The D650 is the only true short-bed self-contained camper on the market today.

The outside shower is a simple fixture on the outside of the camper with hot and cold running water. Rinse the dirt and mud off yourself, the children, the dog - anything!

Please visit our web page entitled Getting Ready to Install Your New Six-Pac

The Six-Pac T100S fits most mini trucks (such as the Tacoma, Ranger, Frontier, etc.), but a 4-cylinder truck will feel a bit slower with the camper on it. We generally recommend 6- or 8-cylinder engines for trucks carrying our campers.

Our customers experience a decrease in gas mileage of a few miles per gallon.

No. We've found that aluminum siding offers an ideal combination of affordability, light weight and long wear.

Yes, we can put a long-bed camper on a short-bed truck if it is a ¾- or 1-ton truck.

Air conditioning is not a standard feature in our campers, but we can install it in most any model.

Camper batteries are not a standard feature, but we do offer single or dual batteries for our models. The battery compartment accommodates single or double 6-volt or 12-volt batteries. For more detailed information, please visit the section of our website entitled Our Campers.

Yes, the roofs of the campers are specially reinforced for this purpose.

No. Our D850 model does have an outside compartment large enough to carry a generator, but only for transit. The generator should not be operated in this storage compartment.

Yes, the camper is pre-wired for: air conditioning, cable TV, telephone, a microwave, a stereo and speakers, a FanTastic roof fan, rear flood lights and a solar panel.

We build our campers frames from kiln-dried Douglas fir wood with pressure laminated interior paneling for shear strength. The nose and jack corners are reinforced with galvanized steel plating and we utilize a ¾" high tensile steel band tightened all the way around the center of the camper for the ultimate in strength and durability.

For comfortable cold-weather camping, all four walls and the roof on Six-Pacs are insulated with foam blocking and the frame is self-insulating (since wood is a natural insulator). The holding tank compartment is also insulated and all water lines are run inside the camper to lower the risk of freezing.

Six-Pacs offer a high degree of wind stability. Our lower center of gravity and more compact profile make the difference.

The capacities are: 38 gallons fresh water, 34 gallons sewage water and 5 gallons (20lbs.) propane (this is for the S650, S850, D650, & D850 Models). The T-100S Model has a 16 gallon fresh water tank & a 16 gallon grey water holding tank.

The clearance is 6 feet 6 inches floor to ceiling (varies on models) and 34 inches in the cabover bed area. For more detailed information, please visit the section of our website entitled Our Campers.

For more information, please contact us and speak directly with a factory representative.

No. The cabover of the camper is completely self-supported.

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