Choosing a camper starts with your truck. Two things decide which of our campers will fit: the size of the truck and the length of its bed.
Full-size trucks
- 8-foot bed: the Cougar (84 inches wide) or the narrower Puma (78 or 72 inches wide).
- 6- to 6.5-foot bed: the Panther (84 inches wide) or the narrower Ocelot.
These fit Ford, Chevrolet, Ram, Toyota Tundra and Nissan Titan full-size pickups.
Mid-size and small trucks
- 6-foot bed: the Bobcat, built for trucks like the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger and Nissan Frontier.
- Long bed: the Lynx, which shares the Cougar and Puma floor plan.
Can a long-bed camper go on a short-bed truck?
Yes. Leave the tailgate on, and the camper extends to the end of the tailgate. For every other setup we ask you to remove the tailgate.
Before you buy
- Remove any plastic slip-in bed liner. Spray-in liners can stay.
- Plan on our tie-downs. Stock bed tie-downs aren't strong enough to hold a camper over time.
- Most garage doors are 7 feet high, and a truck with a camper is usually just over that.
Not sure? Try our camper builder, or give us a call and we'll help you choose.