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Here is the spec sheet from the owners manual. The bed size is 75x46

Still for sale, shoot me an offer!

It’s basically a full size mattress.

Not sure tbh. I’ve seen other chinook owners towing setups around 5k. I have towed a small VW rabbit behind it no problem on a tow dolly. Also a small trailer and a motorcycle.

Here is a link to my build thread, https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/e350-chinook-build.167170/ 1997 Chinook Concourse SE Rare Side Entry Model!!! Ford E350 V10 Triton Motor 170k 2wd with a professionally installed suspension lift from Weldtec in San Deigeo Selling our Chinook after...

Investment opportunity popped up, need the cash. I will be asking 50k. I took current photos today and can send them to anyone who is interested. 170k on the motor, just spent 10k in maintenance work when I popped a spark plug a while back. Had a reputable shop (and forum member, see...

Bumping this thread as I will be posting the Chinook up for sale soon. Needs some work on the inside, perfect for someone who wants to build out the interior for themself. Rig runs great, fly in and drive it home anywhere. All major systems work, just need to freshen up the interior. Will be...

16” to bed rails 39” to cab over Tear is on the pass side near window.

132” Longest point upper cab over section to rear 89” Main box length 66” Overall Width 44” In-between wheel well

Selling this Roamin Chariot camper I purchased out in Idaho recently and had shipped back East. It’s meant for a mid-sized long bed truck, although I was going to use it as a light weight setup in my full size truck. The camper only weighs about 500lbs. The exterior is in great condition...

They’re used to it by now, had her buried that night haha

Not much to report on except for endless cool camping spots.

I wish I had a Premier when I started so I didn’t have to do some much fiberglass work when I replaced my windows. Premier in my opinion would be what I’d look for if I were to do another one. It would also have to be a side entry, so it would make it even harder to find now. maybe it’s my...

Yea not sure where your best jacking points would be with a hi-lift. Maybe the hitch receiver and same in the front if you have one installed. Also the wheels with a proper strap. I also carry a 20 ton air hydraulic bottle jack that can be handy and might be a better option for you. If you have...

Add ground clearance, carry some recovery boards, shovel, and a jack. That’s all you need really, dont over complicate things. Your departure angle is what will get ya every time haha This was from last night

Got a new edition to our little traveling family! It’s been interesting having a puppy in the van the last couple weeks haha.

I used it once for pulling myself out, off a rather small tree too. And I’ve used it a handful of times pulling other rigs/cars out of situations. I try to use a snatch block when I can to keep stress off the winch. I would say it’s not 100% needed but it has come in handy. That and a set of...