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Hey Vanisland Rider. Nice BF! Mine's a '94.

Hi Markgyver, That part of the camper you'd like to section out (on both sides) includes propane tank holder (20 lbs), and on the opposite side, the hot water heater (mine was removed). Not sure where you'd be able to put those two 'essential' items, as the camper is quite small on the inside...

I read about the weight disparity between certain Taco trims (and gens) too. Weird! How a 4cyl., 2-wheel drive has a greater carrying capacity than a v6 4x4 is beyond me - perhaps because it weighs less to begin with, so it can carry more? I have also read that certain BFs, depending on year...

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Thanks rangerdogg! It took me over 4 years to find one in good condition in these parts/Ab.

Hey NorthernWoodsmen! Ok, so I took the camper off the Taco (2003 - 74"/6'2" bed length) later today and measured the dims: The camper is wider/width from the tail gate/back of camper to the wheel wells laying flat in the bed. I measured about 50" at the widest point at the top. The width...

Hey NorthernWoodsman. Sorry for the late reply... I posted most of the specs on your other thread (with a few more pics). I have the 6'2" (74") bed in my Taco and the BF 6-11 fits in perfectly between the wheel wells. Not sure about the actual dimensions, but the BF 6-11s and Northern Lite...

Hey. I own a 1994 Bigfoot 6-11 and have it on a 2003 4x4 v6 (3.4 - 5vzfe) Taco, and it has served me very, very well. Interior height is 6'4" in the BF, so different from the Northern Lite. First gen. Tacos can carry 1585lbs., but I don't know what other gens can handle. My BF 6-10 is...

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2003 Taco V6 4x4 with 1994 Bigfoot c-6.11 (near Waterton Lakes Nat'l Park, Alberta, Can.):