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Sounds like an awesome rig! I looked at a few four wheel fleets and a hawk… they are pretty cool. You got any pictures? Would love to check it out on insta @yoterhome_

@YoterHome im learning, I just got a gopro, a macbook, and upgraded my phone at costco for christmas hahaha. Trying to also figure out which social media is best to get on. That I will actually use. I always watch youtube, so trying to learn editing so I can also contribute haha

Thanks man!!

Thanks 🤙

Thanks! I’m stoked for sure! The Six Pac owners manual says it’s 950lbs.. I will shoot a video of getting it weighed once it’s dialed in and had all my gear inside. My trucks payload is about 1550lbs.. I added heavy duty leaf pack and Timbrens to support the camper

@@svrepublic6551 heck yeah man! Hope you are doing good! 🤙

Sold it to a member of the small truck camper group

@@WisdomInTheWoods it’s a 2007 T100S I got a great deal bc of the water damages. I think 2007 is the last year of production for Six Pac but I could be wrong? I think that’s the year they sold the company and became lance

Oh man, that’s a bummer about the rust! Living here in Cali we don’t have those issues, thankfully.

Thank you! The glass doors came with the camper they are a green color and have many bumps and grooves in the glass. They were pretty much the only thing I kept from the original camper.

Thanks man, it seems like the fires are not yet contained and the wind is still very strong.

Thank you

@@YoterHomeyes, please for the love of god save the scout. 😅

Haha Scout runs like a champ!

@@JohnMurray-j7u great idea! Thank you. Unfortunately half of the spot is paved but that got me thinking I can rachet strap it to something heavy like my truck tire on the paved side thanks again

I think so, they said we should know more in the morning and expect a lot of home to be destroyed, unfortunately. Will keep you posted

thank you, yeah "the T100S was made for the mini trucks like Ford Ranger, Toyota Tacoma and Chevy S-10" per the manufacturer. But I will take it to a weight station as soon as I replace my dead shocks and my progressive leaf with a single leaf add a leaf. I wasn't aware that the progressive leaf I got had a warning stating "will yield a more exaggerated rear end squat under heavy load." such a huge learning curve! will keep you posted

Thank you! Sold it to a great guy with a first gen taco. Will do a tour as soon as I figure out my shocks and leafs.

@@svrepublic6551 will do!

@@alvinmousseau1100 thanks for the support!

@@gonzalofigueroa9925 good call! I’m doing my research and will keep you posted for sure

@@svrepublic6551 nice to hear from you! Thank you, yeah I’m back filming videos with my new rig 🤙

Thank you, good call! I really like the no drill Firestone air bags and might try those after I install the new shocks and a non progressive leaf

Agreed, that's a decent size camper. I think air bags are a great idea! Air em" up when you need em'. Truck still rides good when you don't.

Will keep you updated on the install when I get em 👍

Good call, I’m looking into new Bilstien 5100 all around. Will keep you posted!

Icon 1.5” it’s progressive tho, not single and that could be a mistake

Thank you, yeah we thought maybe that could be the case but upon double checking we found the 2007 Six pac T100S is 950-1150lbs dry per the manufacturer. 2004 Toyota Tacoma payload is 1500lbs. The shocks were from 2004 and the weakest shocks I’ve ever seen LOL will keep you updated!

Thank you, you may be correct as single add a lead is much sturdier and my icon leafs seem to just be for looks LOL oh and def need new shocks, will keep you posted

Will do, thank you!

Thank you for the message! Here’s my two cents about bel air campers/ callen campers, hopefully it helps.. I think a bel air camper could be a great camper for the right person, but for me, there was too many downfalls.. My major complaint about a Belair camper… no jacks. So I wasn’t able to use my truck as a truck when I need it. It was pretty much stuck in camper mode 24/7. Very loose seals around the bed and tailgate so whenever I was on dirt roads a ton of dirt comes inside. Moisture and rain come through as well. Pretty poorly insulated. It was very hot or very cold inside the camper and very hard to maintain a comfortable temp. I think those campers are great for light camping/day trips and for ppl who don’t need a truck to easily be in truck mode. But again, this is just my experience and keep me posted!

Thank you! I got super lucky finding this set up and I can’t wait to take it out on some adventures!

Thank you! More videos on the way very soon

One downside of older campers is the high potential for water damages.. but the MAJOR upside is the simple construction. I find them to be more easily repaired. If I can do it, you can for sure do it! Good luck on your camper search and let me know if you have any questions. Also, great truck man! I really dig it

@@YoterHome Thank you man! You have a great setup and building it yourself/repairing it yourself is always the way I have gone too. I am enjoying my small, humble canopy but would one day like to get something like what you have. If you are ever in Oregon and want to meetup to truck camp, let me know!!

Awesome man!

@@static240 more coming soon! thanks for the support!

More coming soon, thank for the support!

Thank you 😊

Will post more soon!

Thank you, got it figured out. It’s just takes a few clicks to get her started

For sure! They are the best!

Are there any "energy bars" that are good? Asking seriously.

@@chrismak4859 none that I’m aware of

Thank you

It’s a 1970’s Six Pac

Awesome truck! Thanks for sharing!

No charge but I tipped him well. Really fantastic guy.

@@YoterHome that’s amazing

Thank you!

That’s great to know! I’ve been wondering for a long time the model number because the tag is too worn to read. Thank you for sharing! These older campers are very hard to find, congrats on finding yours

Thank you, this is prob the route I will end up taking. I have been looking for a sliding window on marketplace and in the mean time I added an air condition unit to the bed rail.. will post an updated tour video soon.

I’ve been using my yoterhome all the time. Taking it on day trips/hikes in the mountains and to the beach, to work, running errands.. basically daily driving it haha. I did need a break from making videos bc I wanted to just relax and enjoy my rig without the stress of shooting stuff. Plus I went through a phase of thinking I wanted a bigger six pac camper with an overhead bed. But I quickly learned that would be a mistake. I’m ready to start shooting again.. I’ll make an update and upgrade video soon. Thanks for reaching out! Hope you’re doing good.

It’s a 1974 Six Pac camper.

Haha 😂

Those are great ideas, thank you

😂

Thank you for your kind and helpful comment! Hope you are doing good 🤙

I’ve been looking at campers. Six pac t100s, travel lite m-700 1260lbs. I got caught up in thinking I wanted something bigger.. but after it’s all said and done any other camper is just too big for me. The bigger sizes bring more stress and less connection to the experience I’m trying to achieve. Not to mention nearly every seller is hiding water damages.. as far as my camper goes, I added air conditioning and some other upgrades, will have to shoot a vid soon thanks for reaching out!

I have also camped a few days in the city downtown Los Angeles.. I didn’t film it bc it was super sketchy and I got harassed a lot. I think ppl were mad thinking I was living in it? Idk. But I’ll discuss on a video soon! Hope your well

Thank you! I’ve been steadily working on it slowly but surely. Will have to do another update video soon. I was lucky enough to drive up to Montana a few months back. Spent a few days in Glacier. Really tempted to move there myself. Good luck with your rig!