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[Jamesiam]

Quite a few years back I switched from a FWC Hawk and moved to the cutest 13’ Scamp Trailer.
I never had any troubles towing the Scamp but never got used to it, I was worried about blow outs, the trailer popping off, backing into something or just pulling off to the side of the road.
I have just sold the Scamp!

I stopped by the FWC show here yesterday at Homewood and told them I have a 2005 Toyota Tundra Xtra cab and they felt the Fleet would be a cleaner look and in my opinion agree. I remember my Hawk looking pretty large on the first Gen. The few measurements I have seems that the Fleet will look amazing on my Tundra.

This brings up a few questions:

Would anyone have the measurement between the Jacks from drivers side to passenger side on a Fleet 2015 and newer.

Also a measurement at the front of the camper from the bottom up to the underside of bed that covers cab on truck.

If I am able to get a fleet I’ll be sure to post a few pics!

[steve whiteside]

Welcome back!  You are evolving!  I like the truck bed camper so that I can tow a trailer too.  :-)

 

steve

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

I really like my ATC Bobcat on the 1st gen Tundra.

The Fleet should look about the same.

Enjoy your change back.

Frank

[Stan@FourWheel]

<< measurement between the camper jacks on the Fleet Model >>

 

Approx. 78"

 

You will need to add a set of the Aluminum Extension Plates for the front camper jacks, if you are putting the Fleet Model on a 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra Access Cab.  Easy.

 

 

<< measurement at the front of the camper from the bottom up, to the underside of the cabover portion of the camper >>

 

Approx. 42"

 

Easy to adjust this height a little if needed, with wooden runners or a rubber bed mat.

 

 

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[buckland]

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