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Vehicle verification & measurements

We keep measurements on file for most truck makes and models. Depending on your make, model, bed length, and generation, we may already have what we need. If we do not, we will ask you for a few quick measurements. This guide covers what to measure and how, for both camper platforms.

Why this matters: every camper is fitted to your exact truck bed. If your truck is not already in our fitment database, we will need these numbers from you before your build can start.

How precise do these need to be? Not down to the millimeter, but close. Small errors are the difference between a camper that seats properly on the bulkhead, bed rails, and tailgate and clears the top of your cab, and one that does not. When in doubt, measure twice and round to the nearest 1/4 inch.

Frontier & Summit

Both models share the same bed-mounted fitment, so one set of measurements covers either camper. Match each letter below to the diagram.

Diagram showing the eight required truck bed measurements for the Frontier and Summit campers
  • A

    Interior bed length, from the top edge of the front bulkhead to the top edge of the tailgate

  • B

    Interior width between the bed rails at the front, cab side

  • C

    Interior width between the bed rails at the rear, tailgate side

  • D

    Width of the front bed rail at its narrowest point

  • E

    Width of the bulkhead, measured at the narrowest point if it tapers

  • F

    Width of the tailgate at its narrowest point, usually near the bed sides on contoured tailgates

  • G

    Height from the top of the bulkhead to the highest point on the cab, including antennas. Remove screw-in antennas first for an accurate number.

  • H

    Width of the rear bed rail at its narrowest point

Not sure how to take one?

Send us photos of your truck bed and we will walk you through it. Call or text (425) 908-0259, or email sales@cascadiaoverland.com.