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Should be easy. The 2022 Grandby should fit all of the older Ford F-250/F-350 trucks. Older trucks were easier to fit campers on, and wider, so fit is rarely an issue. Attached is a sample pic on a newer Grandby, on an older Ford trucks.

These might be too skinny, but might give you other ideas for a DIY ?? https://suspenz.com/products/sup-rack

Correct. We did build a few campers in 2004 called the X Model. Those were some of the first with hot water / outside shower.

It is the truck bed. Many of the new truck beds are tapered (different depths in front and back of the truck bed). Has been happening since about 2002 with the Dodge ram 2500/3500 trucks. They are deeper on one end of the truck bed, compared to the other end of the truck bed. We see it all...

FWC started installing hot water heaters / outside showers around 2005 - 2006. (optional equipment, so not all used campers back then will have one installed) If you can find a used FWC that already has one installed, then that is a bonus, and might be your best route, if it is a "must have"...

These work pretty darn well. They have much less expensive ones available if you want to keep the cost down. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WYKD6TY/ref=sr_1_8?tag=meastus-20&dchild=1&keywords=jump+starter&s=automotive&sr=1-4

Mounting holes & jack bracket style vary a little depending on year and manufacturer.

Northstar Campers have been around a long time. Wood frame construction. But they are really well built. MUCH better than something like the Palomino brand. That one in the ad looks like it has been well cared for. Clean.

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If you are not getting 120V AC shore power when you have the camper plugged in to your house, it's usually one of two things . . . 1. The circuit breakers inside your kitchen cabinets are not turned on. 2. The fuse on the end of the IOTA power converter blew, and needs replacing. Hope this...

Try watching this video?

Maybe watch this ?

It’s the paint color. Colonial White. Your truck and the Jacks are Arctic White. No amount of buffing will make it bright white. The old truck paint colors matched. Old trucks were more off white.

Some of the Palomino campers look really big to me when they are mounted on the smaller trucks. If you end up with a Chevy Colorado or GMC Canyon, the Palomino camper probably won't be sitting as tall in the truck bed as the attached photo. The truck beds are deeper on the Chevy Colorado. But...

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Please send me an e-mail with the details / your details to . . . stan@fourwh.com I can work up a somewhat official camper value for you. Might help in your negotiations with the insurance company. Stan

Thanks for the help Jim ! You rock.

The lines usually get clogged over the years. You might need a new line set. Something like this. (new thermocoupler and new pilot light feed line) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003G9HWZI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And then blow out the bigger air/propane mixture...

Maybe on E-Bay ? https://www.ebay.com/itm/282911837170

Fresh water tank only holds 20 gallons. When empty, there could be 1.5 - 2 gallons of water in the tank still below the drain hose port. Hot water heater holds 6 gallons (separate from the fresh water tank).

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Another picture, of the same truck. Sorry for the poor quality.

I only have one older picture saved. I think (think?) they mounted it where one of the rear wall steps would normally go. (through-bolted through the frame) Attaching it to a Jack Bracket would be a lot easier.