Rare ’63 Ford and Del Ray Camper Discovered
One of the most ambitious campers of all time, a Del Ray Sky Lounge, has reemerged with a matching ’63 Ford F-250. This beautiful vintage rig is ready to take you straight back to the ’60s.
STAPLL wants to hear directly from Truck Camper Magazine readers about their Innovation of the Year–winning STAPLL Fender Rack. Take their quick 11-question survey and help shape what STAPLL builds next.
Michael Gigerl has assembled a Mitsubishi L200 and Northstar 600SS to create a Ro-Ro ready global exploration machine. His rig has been successfully shipped from his home in Europe to North America and explored both continents. Stunning photos ahead!
Maverik fuel stations have announced a huge giveaway including a 2025 Ford F-250 with a Bowen Customs bed, a 2025 Hallmark Guanella pop-up truck camper, two ATVs, a utility trailer, and $30K cash. Insane? You bet! Here’s how to enter.
Today’s featured camper is the Retreat by @capricamper. This video highlights Capri’s weathered cedar interior with a quick-deploying bunk system.
Want to learn more about this camper? Head over to the Buyers Guide on Truck Camper Magazine.
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Step inside the Denali 3S by @ruggedmntrv. Built for flatbed Class 5 trucks, this triple-slide camper feels like a moving tiny home with residential finishes and customizable decor.
This big camper allows for big capacities - 80 gallons of fresh water and 314ah (standard) to 1,350ah (optional) of lithium batteries. It’s safe to say you’ll be covered for a bit while camping off-grid.
Head over to the Buyers Guide on Truck Camper Magazine to learn more about the Denali 3S.
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Taylor Ripp, Co-Founder of @outpost_campers, has a question for TCM readers.
The Outpost 6.5 has the Nomadic 48-volt DC-powered air conditioner as an option. Depending on the setting, it pulls 300-800 watts from the 5KWh EcoFlow battery system.
Would you be interested in a DC-powered, 12-volt or 48-volt, air conditioner in your next truck camper?
