Runaway Side-by-Side comparison of the 4x8 & 6x8 models
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- A video comparing the two most popular Runaway Camper models - the 4x8 and 6x8 models. I am not an employee of Runaway Campers and I am not paid to make these videos.
I totally go lighter and smaller in my gear, but the 6x8 is a palace. Seriously, the sideways bed sold me.
roger komula Check out the Runaway Rouser! Heigth is 6’. Great stand up room.
I have to agree, now I know how I want my bed to lay just gotta decide on the trailer. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Where can I get one of these?
Spartan702 Google it for RUNAWAY CAMPERS. They are in Florida.
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Extremely well done - concise and to the point, leaves no (well anticipated) questions unanswered, yet captures attention. Just a perfect video - THANKS!
I watched a year ago, and I have watched it a few times since then just to refresh my knowledge. No other compare of any campers have come close! Good job!
Wish company websites were a bit less marketing and a bit more informative like this.
We now own the 2020 fiberglass Runaway RangeRunner - there are several videos about them I have made on this channel. Soon I will be launching a multi-episode Ford Transit van conversion series. I just bought a 2018 medium roof Transit and I am still in the planning stages, but the build should be going strong in September. We will use it to tow our Runaway which will serve s a very comfy full-time bedroom. The Transit will have a small kitchen, small bathroom with shower, two long sofas with tables that can turn into an extra bed for guests or grandkids. Very excited about it.
Charles Moman, Impressive and Ambitious plans!
If you have not done so, check out Moser Makes impressive Transit conversion from selection to finish. Really young guy who put a lot of thought into it and does a very good job explaining his reasoning.
I look forward to seeing your design and progress!
@@mikemead2315 Nailed it! Yes, I found him a few weeks ago and I am already adding plan ideas from his work. Just a very nice guys with good common sense. I have several other series I have found that have great ideas. My head is getting over full!
Charles Moman, “My head is getting over full!” I wish I could not relate!🤣. I envy your focus and results! Sounds like fun though!
Excellent video! VERY well done! This answered my number one question about the Runaway campers. I am sure this has probably answered many potential buyers concerns comparing these two models. Although the extra room is nice with the 6x8, the 4x8 is far better suited for my mini SUV. Thank you all SO much for making and sharing this video!
Great video.
I sold my runaway two years ago and I just bought it back.
I totally love these well built campers.
I also have a 34 camper with all the bells and whistles and it does not give me as much enjoyment as my 4*8 runaway.
I know this was 3 years ago, but your videos are fantastic and very helpful. You have been a huge blessing to the Runaway community. I'm waiting for my 6x8 Venturist and currently living in a converted fiberglass camper in Texas. Stay blessed Charles & Susie!
Thanks. We had the first 2020 fiberglass RangeRunner. We have since sold it and just finished converting a 2018 Ford Transit into a beautiful camper. Our van build series is here on this channel. We are in Moab now. Blessings. We are still good friends with Shives and I have made a few more runaway videos.
@@charlesmoman I used to cut through Moab all the time as a truck driver. I would go from Denver to Phoenix and it would knock off 90 miles versus going through Albuquerque. Wouldn't do it in the winter though!
This comparison is EXTREMELY helpful! Thanks so much! 💐🌺💐
You are welcome - we are presently filming a new Runaway Primer video in Florida at Runaway. Today we were doing even more to show how the two sizes compare inside. I think it will be very helpful to people. Should be uploaded in a week or two.
Great video! I live maybe 10 miles from their show room. We have a 2016 (6x8) and mine is fully equipped for camping and not just trailing. What I like about the Runaway is that I can modify it for what ever trip I'm taking. Another great thing is that I can keep it in my garage.
Thanks!
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This was really helpful. I think the 6x8 is more to my liking with the bed going across and having the extra room for a little floor space and storage at the end. Thank you.
Agreed and the price is still not much more.
Excellent comparison video. It really helps to see them with the different tow vehicles.
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Thank the Momans in the Midwest for a great visual comparison and side by side video visual. Hats off!
Well done
nice and helpful to see not only the difference inside but what they look like in the rear view mirror. thanks
Picked my XL up in Summerfield in early March. I'm loving it! Live in Albuquerque and drive a red 2016 Impala. Had U-Haul install the hitch on Big Red (the Impala) and they did a great job. With 18" from ground to top of the hitch ball it tows level and if I'm on a level site and don't need to go anywhere on a one night stop I don't bother to unhitch. Selected the XL as the Impala has a measly 1,000 lb towing limit. I'm single and travel alone, so the smaller size is not a problem. I grew up on tent and pop-up camping and loved it so this works great for me. From Summerfield I went up into North Carolina and on to McKinney TX to my older daughter's. Then spent 3 days at Lake Eufaula OK with them and their Jayco (they're glamping, not camping). In May it was Colorado for my first grandson's high school graduation (younger daughter's son) then in June to Michigan. Will be going back to Michigan in August. This little "bed-in-a-box" is everything I wanted and expected. It tows beautifully even in a strong cross wind and has seen weather from clear to rain, snow, and hail. The 305 hp V6 in Big Red hardly notices the weight but there is at least a 4-6 mpg mileage penalty but I expected that. I love road trips and for the price it will definitely pay for itself in savings on hotel rooms. This is camping, not glamping and I wouldn't trade the Runaway for the world. I've had a lot of people approach me from other campers to truck drivers (men and women) and I don't mind at all showing it off and putting in a good word for Runaway Campers and the Shives family. This is too long now, so from Big Red and the Runaway, happy camping!
They are great little sleeping boxes for sure - we love ours. We were at a 10-hour ultra last weekend, and I have an 8-hour trail ultra in August in Illinois. For us they are the perfect solution. Be safe.
You mentioned snow...was that jist driving through or did you stop and sleep in it while it was cold and snowing outside??? Cause I am curious about how the temps inside hold up to the colder climate and snow. And also, if you did sleep in the snowy cold climate, what did you use for heat to stay warm aside from thick warm blankets???
@@Magny80 Funniest part of the return trip from Florida. First night with the Runaway it was rainy and down to 34 degrees. All I had was a warm sleeping bag and was comfortable. Next day I picked up a small electric space heater. That night it was about the same temp and I only had to have the setting at 4 (9 being the highest) to maintain 72 degrees inside the camper. Very comfortable. The snow was drive through in the Tennessee Cumberland mountains. Not enough to stick on the road. If you have a Runaway with the air conditioner, I highly recommend getting a thin piece of plywood or masonite the outside dimension of the front of the air conditioner to protect against hail or other fling objects.
@@brianmcdaid3178, oh believe me, I would build a protector box around it for sure. I know there is a canvas/vinyl type cover for it, but that breaks down over time. Would rather have something that lasts, as well as being functional. And thanks for the mention of the space heater, forgot about those little things lol.
Thanks for the info this helped alot. Nice side by side comparison. Answered alot of questions, now I wish I lived closer to Florida
Check their website for their dealers.
Thanks
Good job on the video, I can see your Effort & Passion you put into it. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for this video. I've owned all sizes of travel trailers and 5ers, but have been out of RVing for some years now. I think this type camper fills a niche underserved before now. I like the less is more concept, but the six wide bed arrangement is very enticing. I'll be looking for more videos showing various personal mods.
Thank you for the excellent photography. Happy trails!
Charles- thanks for doing the comparison. it really helped me out with seeing the sizes next to each other.
unfortunately it confirmed my suspicion - that I'm really looking for a 5x8 or 5x9 (which the runaway doesn't come in).
great job showing and comparing the two; I especially liked the part in the 6x8 where the bed is 'sideways'; giving you a lot of usable space
As I always say - Runaways are not for everyone. Good luck in your shopping. Expect to pay a lot more though - and you probably already know that! : )
I was debating one or the other... so, after watching this video, it’s a definite on the 4X8. Great info Charles. Thank you.
I was be releasing another Runaway Primer 2.0 this month with a few more comparisons inside the two models.
Very helpful. I drive an EcoSport, which is smaller even than the Escape. The biggest selling point you made for the 4x8, was the ability to lift the tongue and move the trailer. Since it will be only myself in the camper, the smaller size is fine.
And now they are made of fiberglass - check the Runaway website. We now have the 6x8 fiberglass version and it weighs about the same as the previous 4x8 we owned. Now were are converting a 2018 Ford Transit 250 into a camper. We will keep the Runaway for grandkids.
Thanks for sharing. You had excellent pics and a very good comparison of the two, good job.
I was all set to complain about not seeing them from different perspectives on the vehicles (delete delete delete)🤣. Nice job! The only thing missing is the MPG changes on the vehicles. Yes yes....Almost useless with so many variables, but I still have this need ;-) Thanks! Good Job!
Great comparison! Thanks for the video. We ordered a 4x8 but changed to a 6x8 and I think we'll be happier with the additional room.
I am glad you liked it. I was dripping with sweat filming on Sunday, but I am pleased with the outcome. Have a great time with your RangeRunner! Are you picking it up in Summerfield?
Actually we bought from a dealer in Chattanooga, TN. It is much closer to us than driving to Ocala so we decided to pay the few bucks extra and buy from a dealer. Likely going to head down and pick it up in a month or so. It is sitting and waiting on us!
You will love it! Have a great time with it and think about coming to the Homecoming Rally in Summerfield, next February!
Very helpful, great shots from inside the vehicle and different comparison views. Well done!! :)
Thanks!
An outstanding video -- really covers the bases. Thanks so much for all the work you put into this (and to the other 3 who did a fine job of driving and set up).
Thank you - we paid the price in that heat! But at least we had a nice breeze most of the time.
Great video , I want the 6/8 with a rear window the rest I'll build out myself.
This WAS very helpful. thank you
Question, how long does it take for the Runaway Trailer Company to make the unit once you commit to buying it?
Do they have any instock already built for purchase?
I am not part of the company, but typically there is a six week wait time. You would have to call them or one of their dealers to see if they have any inventory available. They usually do. New models are coming out in 2020 or sooner. Again, call them for info.
@@charlesmoman Ok thank you for the quick response Charles ✌
I love the concept of a smaller trailer.
It really shouldn't be that difficult of a decision. Both can be pulled by 99 % of the vehicles on the road today. It's simply a matter of what a person wants to fit their needs. But that's about it. Thanks for the info. It will probably help someone out there.
You guys made a very cool video especially in the driving sequence. Thanks for the information. And enjoy life.🙌
Thanks for sharing! This is invauable right now in my life! ATB from sunny Wintergarden,Florida!👍😎👍!
Excellent video! Great production! Appreciate having two people inside about the same height as my girlfriend and me to view if those size campers might work. Hoping to rent a RangeRunner in PA sometime in November for a night or two. Thanks for sharing your impresions!
We moved to the 2020 fiberglass version of the 6x8 a couple of years after we filmed this video.We sold it because we converted a 2018 Ford Transit 250 into a beautiful camper van that we now travel in. The 6x8 is great.
Thanks for making this, it really helps with a decision!
with the 6x8 i'd like to see it with a rear outside kitchen like you see in some teardrops then inside you could have a small table and a queen size fold out couch and then a 2/3 person smitty built rooftop tent on the rails
That is an option you can have Runaway add - with basic shelving back there.And I have seen folks add their own teardrop-style kitchen. And many of us add awnings - I have two on mine. Thanks for watching,
Thank you very much! This will aid in our early consideration . .
A note for full size pickups with tall tailgates. Towing and backing my 15 by 4 foot wide boat behind my Tundra I can't see the boat in my trailering mirrors. For boat launching I put golf balls on fiberglass rods mounted to the trailor such that they are 6 feet apart. Without the balls the trailer is invisible until things quite out of line.
I wish that with the 6x8 they had built over the wheels, and not pushed the wheels out (not increased the total width of the trailer)
I agree, and since the bed is sideways they could have done it so the tire hump stays in same location which inside could double as a night stand. right up next to bed.
Did the 4x8 already come with the pitched axel or was that done post-purchase? Great video comparison...!
Texas UA-camr I had the axle flipped a year after I bought the camper.
Is the flipped axle standard on the 4x8? Is it available on the 6x8? I like the extra height.
A flipped axle is not standard on either model. Many just do it on their own or have a mechanic do it - it is a fairly simple job. You need to ask Runaway yourself if they would do it for you and the cost. We REALLY like the higher profile.
Thank you for this video. Very informative 👍. It helped me decide which Runaway to buy. We ended up the Rangerunner.
Hope to meet you at one of Steven Shives gatherings.
Nelson Alonso - we will be at the Runaway Homecoming Rally in Summerfield in February. It was great fun at the first one last year - we filmed the Runaway factory video the week before it. Try to come!
Very nicely done.
Charles Moman, this was a great comparison video, you have a new subscriber.
These are fun to do and thanks.
Great info. Thank you. Safe travels. Bruce
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing,best video yet of compairing
Thanks - always fun to do.
Very informative video. a Ford Escape can pull one of these and not harm the drive train? Amazing.
I'd go for the 6x8 for the shelving space and the full size bed - I live 9 miles from their showroom here and definitely will be going to take a look at these!
The RR for sure has more breathing room!
@@charlesmoman - I'm impressed - Was going to build my own, but I have a back problem that came up that has me a little mobility limited and this is a better option for me to get the unit pre-made and then I can add things as I like. Watching your "Runaway Modifications" and the factory tour video - Liking what I see ;>)
I know its everyones favorite tow vehicles, the truck, but I want to see these models pulled by other vehicles and how they handle with being towed by vehicles that arent truckes
Linda weldon Actually most do not tow Runaways with trucks. Look for my video about tow vehicles. You will see that most in that video are not using trucks.
Great video. Sweet deal on being an ultra runner also. I did my first 50k in may and want to do more now.
You dont need the extra wide "towing mirrors" on the tow vehicle for the 6x8?
Absolutely not.
That's perfect. You'll use that mostly for sleep and get out of weather anyway. Nice. Could live there. Lol
I think the question one needs to ask him/herself is what is or will be your tow vehicle. If your tow vehicle is a small or narrow vehicle then the 4x8 would be best unless you don't mind your camper sticking out from the sides. If you have a large (wider) vehicle then the 6x8 will suit fine, keeping in mind you still have to add tire width. Peace.
Another fantastic and very helpful video. Thanks!
Hello Charles. I enjoy your videos. I am curious about what led you to choose Runaway camper trailers. Did you look at the Escapade trailers? I have looked at Runaway trailers at their location in Florida. I am waiting for their 2020 changes. Thanks, Larry
I did a lot of research and i think they have a great price and I like the honesty and integrity of the Shives family, who have become good friends of ours. There are lots of other choices out there and some are pretty good, but often when you add up everything what seemed to be cheaper than Runaway is not. I also am not a fan of other companies who bad mouth their competitors, instead of just selling their own. That really rubs me the wrong way and is very unprofessional. I am headed to Runaway in a few days to do some filming . . .
OK thanks for getting back to me Charles. I have been to the Runaway location. I live in Florida. My only thing is I would like to have a separate Galley. With the 10 foot Escapade Trailer I can have that and still have lots of room for sleeping and storing. I certainly have not ruled out Runaway since they are a local in-state business for me. Like the Runaway owners my wife and I are Christians so we are trying to make the runaway trailer work for us. When and for how long will you be at Runaway’s headquarters? Are you open to my wife and I meeting you there. We are living in Wimauma, FL.
@Larry T Bowman I looked at the Escapade and they look great and similar to the Runaway Venturist. Have you looked at that Runaway model? Their off-road Venturist is highly customizable and Justin Shives will work with you on options of all kinds. I do not think the standard Runaway and the Escapade are comparable - it's apples and oranges.
I really think Justin can meet your needs with a Venturist model. I have seen a RangeRunner with a galley like I saw on the Escapade. That website only shows one model. Call Justin - he is great to work with and is crazy passionate about their off-road Venturist model.
Thanks again Charles. Unfortunately the Venturist will not fit in my garage, too tall, or that is the one we would buy
Then it sounds like the Escapade is what you need. It is a lot more money, but you want it to fit in your garage. I done;t think we can work out a meet up while we are in Florida. We will just have too much going and I promised Susie we would visit some area sites before heading to Texas. Good luck with your trailer shopping.
Hi you should show us the right or left mirrors for 6x8 is clear views....... thanks
really liken the 6x8 i have all kinds of plans foe it when we get ours
That was nice now I know what size I'm going to get thanks
Thank you! This was very helpful. We have a 2016 Toyota RAV4 XLE. We are looking at buying the Range Runner next year. Wondering what the new model will be next year, though!
I think you will be learning the details within 2 months or so. And that is all I can say.
Wow! Parking lot trailer ballet! Your good friend Vinny in good old Fla.
Very Nice Thank You =Cosmo
Very informative and well done video! Thank you.
This has been very helpful in my decision making....thank you so much! :-)
You are welcome. I am releasing several more comparison type videos about the Runway in April. These will show my wife and I in empty models at the Runaway sales office and more. I recently uploaded 7 new videos here with interviews with owners and more modification videos. More is coming!
Thank you that is a very generous thing to have done. I am single so smaller bed is a consideration. Cubbies great. The carry rack function..yes. Function for most of the year. No
Carol Erikson We actually took our cubbies out, and made our own custom shelves that work a lot better. The cubbies are well-made but to me they are a lot of wasted space. For a single person, the 4x8 model is perfect or even the slice model. Look at my other videos and you will see videos about each specific model. Thanks for watching!
@@charlesmoman I will do that. Again, thank you.
Ive been looking at one of these as a traveling fly fishing cabin. Getting older and not sure this would work. Wife hates camping. I'd be doing this solo.
47Viggen If you are going solo, then the 4x8 would be perfect. Put racks on the top and attach large pvc pipes with U-bolts to hold fishing rods. The rest of your gear would fit in a storage box on a front rack.
I don't know what the law is for requiring tow mirrors, but if you're in a vehicle that's less than 6 feet wide, it's pretty hard for the driver to see around the 6x8. Also, if you buy the off-road Venturist, the 6x8 may not match your width, and could get squirrelly on you if you're on a road with ruts. If you can, or you care, you might try to find a trailer that matches your tow vehicle's width, so it tracks better on rutted roads.
To me, the 6x8's a no-brainer. I'm not planning on super-extreme off-roading. I just want it to stand up to rough roads and occasional off-roading. Getting the Timbren suspension is as much about dragging the thing for miles on rough dirt, gravel and washboard. Almost all the getaway locations entail miles of rough roads that they're not getting any better at maintaining, lately and for the foreseeable future.
As always with off-road or terrible road (Have you explored Colorado, lately?), the idea is never to get yourself in a bad situation. Cowardice beats stuckedness.
So amazing. Thnx
You did a great job on the comparisons and I love all of the various camera angles. I stopped the video to look at the under body construction. It looks like the larger trailer just has painted plywood and the smaller trailer was a metal surface. Can you speak to this at all? What is the total weight of each (when you had all of your stuff in there and empty)?
Lynn Lary the 4x8 is about 650 pounds and the 6x8 is around 900 pounds empty. Both units have the same plywood underneath and both are covered in very heavy plastic. Look at my Runaway factory video to see the building process.
Thanks. I'm in Oregon and we get rain. A lot of rain. And the underside would get wet...
No worries about water. Folks from all over with a lot of rain have no issues. We are doing a long Alaska trip in 2019, and I am having the underside of my camper treated with Line-X spray just to be totally sealed. It is not necessary, but I tend to overdo on some things! Some have had their entire Runaway camper covered in Line X - I know that some do that with their off-road Runaway too.
Theses are just too cute!
Would you tell us about the attachment on the trailer that is on the side over the door? I'm assuming it's a canopy.
I have ARB awnings on both sides -the 2000mm and the 2500mm awnings. We have a room that nags from the 2500mm that is wonderful. Just look here on my channel and you find several videos about our ARB awnings and how to use them. I have a factory tour video, videos about each model of Runaway Camper and more as well. Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much! Take care and safe travels. Peace
I'm glad you liked it. We are heading out this weekend for a 10-hour night race from 8PM to 6AM on Saturday. My wife will be all comfy in the camper while I accumulate some miles.
Charles Moman Sounds fun! Thanks for the reply. Btw, my Uncle has an F-150 like yours minus the 4x4. It is a very good truck that makes towing a trailer almost effortless. Happy 4th. of July Charles!
Oh definitely 6X 8 - my husband and I slept in a full size bed once, I hardly got any sleep because we kept bumping into each other. We have a king size bed at home, so at least a queen for camping.
Yep, everyone is different. We now have the 2020 6x8 RangeRunner - actually, we have the #001 model! It is great but we have the same narrow bed as we had in the 4x8. We are now planning to put in a small queen foam in the 6x8. And I have just started a van conversion on a 2018 Ford Transit medium roof 148" WB that we will use to town the RR sometimes. It will have a kitchen, bathroom/shower living space with extra bed. Follow it on this channel.
Thank you for this video. So happens I drive a BLACK 2014 Escape☺
Great comparison!
Just ordered mine to be delivered to Washington state Olympic Peninsula.
Wonder if there are enough Runaways in the PNW to organize a summer gathering?
This is very helpful in deed, but the one thing i really need to know is would i be able to pull the 4x8 with my Volkswagen Twike, approaching retirement and don't want to spend all my savings on motels
That is amusing. Take care.
Thanks so much for this useful information!
👍👍👍thxs
This was very helpful. Thank you!
Awesome video! How did they set up the bed in the RangeRunner? It looks like it is raised enough for some storage underneath.
Yep. Both of us built platforms to allow tubs underneath. Also makes it easier dressing putting on shoes.
Charles Moman looks great, I have to figure out something here soon for myself (just recently got a RangeRunner). Preferably without drilling holes in anything :)
Mind if I ask why you flipped the axle on your 4x8? I can think of several benifits but I'd like to know your reasons. Thanks
Wayne Waldrep Our awning room hangs better with the camper taller.
GOOD VIDEO Thanks
Where did you get the front cargo rack ? Great Video !
Runaway Campers installed it. You can find something similar at places like Harbor Freight. Be sure to look at my new videos about the 2020 all-new all-fiberglass Runaway. We have the new 2020 RangeRunner 6x8 now and love it. Here is the link of one of them: ua-cam.com/video/1GTWrQUwTSc/v-deo.html
What type of car hook up do you need for both campers? Is it a normal 4 flat? I want something simple with no brakes . In NY any trailer over 1000lbs has to have brakes and I don’t want that. Also I am from Buffalo NY. Any dealers out there near by. Good video thanks. This could be just what I am looking for.
They both use the normal four flat. Both under 1,000, so no electrical brakes. They are great people, so call the directly for any questions. They are starting to add dealers - check this current list on their website - www.runawaycampers.com/dealers. On the web site you can find out all of the details about these great little campers. I am heading out with mine this weekend for an 8-hour ultra trail race. Blessings!
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Super awesome video
Thanks! I just uploaded 4 new Runaway videos this week and more coming out right away including a new modifications and Primer v2.0, hitching up a Runaway and many more. Thanks for watching.
I'm hoping to runaway soon to I'll be watching
GREAT VIDEO!!! Thank you so much!!!
Great video!!! Thanks so much 😊
Great video. What awning are you using with yours?
An ARB 2500 aluminum model on one side and the 2000mm on the opposite side. We have a deluxe awning room with the 2500mm. I have a couple of videos about them on my channel.
i love this video....i want the range runner.
The 6×8 is the clear winner for so many reasons.
Actually, we loved our 4x8 and it worked perfectly for us for several years. Not everyone has the same needs or preferences. Now we have the first 2020 fiberglass 6x8 RangeRunner and it is great, And we are now doing a van conversion on a 2018 Ford Transit 250 medium roof - watch the build here - bit.ly/3dwUQHm
@@charlesmoman I should have said "the 6x8 would be the clear winner for ME" Everybody likes something different, as it should be. I would just prefer a little open floor space.
@@garymccarver5006 I understood that. We really like the extra space too!
How tall are both of those
Does anyone know if thousand trails recognizes as a camper ???
I really do not know. I would just call one or email and ask. I am thinking they likely would not, but I do not know.
Nice video. Thanks
Could i pull the 6x8 with a motorcycle?
Martin Williamson I would highly doubt that. Call Runaway sales and ask, but I’ve only seen motorcycles pull the Slice model.
Does the 6x8 come with the sideways bed like that?
No. Runway offers a foldable mattress, but most buy something after they purchase the camper. A queen size can fit in the 6x8, but it takes up most of the space, Many get a foam mattress of some brand or another and then cut it down to the size they want. It is just a matter of personal preference and how much "free space" you want to have in there. But most of us bought a Runaway to get off the ground, so we use it to sleep and lounge in - it obviously is not typical; camper that is a tiny house on wheels.
How can I by a roof rack for my camper ,,,, am new !!!!!
Just call Runaway for advice. If you are near to Summerfield, they can add it. The dealers out there can do it too.
@@charlesmoman hi ,,am from Puerto Rico
Can a person downsize on maybe the frame and tires and maybe interior design for bike towing?
I know Harbor Freight sells frames or you could have a custom frame built for bike towing. I'm sure someone out there already seems something like that.
Where did you find the rack mounted canopy?
I have two - both are ARB awnings. The long one is 2500mm aluminum version and the other is the 2000mm. I have a deluxe awning room that hangs from the big one. Look at my channel for a video about it. Here = ua-cam.com/video/TVDi-qX5_gY/v-deo.html Autoanything.com usually has the best prices but they can be found elsewhere. We love ours.
r they pulling that 6x8 with a 4 cal or V6?
It is a 4 with 2.0 Ecoboost.
cool, yeah I just looked up towing cap on our 2013 Terrain n its 1500#s, so sounds like the 4cyl should b up to it :-)
@@Jake2670 My friends have had no issues towing with it and they have been all over, including out West,