Jayco Pick up campers

[Plowtoy]

Just found one on CL and it got me to thinking. If I were the proud owner of one of those fine units, where would I post any questions I may have? LOL

Just brought back some old memories. Grandpa and Grandma had one (maybe two) back in the day. I remember the hard sided one being a very nice camper. The crank up top camper they owned, not so cool.

Anyway, thanks for the trip down memory lane! Dave

[FPM III]

I don't believe Jayco has made slide-in (pick up) campers for quite some time. However, it is a Jayco product and any owner or person with an interest in them is welcome here. Since there isn't a dedicated forum for slide-in campers, I've moved your thread to the General Jayco RV Chat forum. If there is enough interest generated for this type of RV, a forum of its own will be created.

[ctbailey]

Originally Posted by Plowtoy

Just found one on CL and it got me to thinking...

Did the list I have any pictures?

[Plowtoy]

This is the pic of the pop top pick up camper. Its a 91 acording to the ad. Ill have to look back at some of the old family pictures and see if I can find one of the hard side grandpa and grandma had. Thinking back, im pretty sure all the campers they owned were Jayco's. They had a huge (for the day anyway) 35' he would haul down to FL in the winters.

[TeamFoxy]

I've looked at PU campers, but the weights of even smaller ones usually exceed the truck's rating. A small TT has more room and generally costs less. When we put a boat above the cab on a rack, our MPG drops to be very similar to towing the TT, so I can't think there would be any advantage there.

[Greyhawk01]

I see a lot of fishermen with them on the beach here in nj. So they are good if you need to go somewhere 4x4 is required.