
Bigfoot · Truck Camper
Bigfoot 25C10.4
Fiberglass truck campers are what Bigfoot builds its name on, and the 10.4 is its largest-footprint model, meant for long-box trucks since only the 9.x models are labelled for short boxes. The two-piece shell has no seams over the cab, and four-season insulation, heated tanks, 400 W of solar and electric jacks come standard.
- Approx. price
- —
- Length
- 17.9 ft
- Sleeps
- —
Specifications
Size
- Exterior length
- 17.9 ft
- Exterior height
- 8.2 ft
- Slide-outs
- 0
Tanks and power
- Fresh water
- 39 gal
- Gray water
- 32 gal
- Black water
- 21 gal
- Factory solar
- 400 W
Standard equipment named by the maker
- Bed requirement not stated on the page; Bigfoot labels only the 9.4/9.6/9.5 models 'Short Box & Long Box', so the 10.4 is the long-box model
- Two-piece molded fiberglass shell (no seams over the cab), R8 EPS insulation
- Heated and enclosed holding tanks; 30,000 BTU furnace
- 400 W solar standard; electric jacks with remote
- Rear-door electric awning; 6' cab-through window
- Options: 13.5K A/C, box awning, dually jack brackets
Weights
Maker figures
- Dry weight
- 3,220 lb
- Counts against
- your truck's payload
Size, to scale
- Bigfoot 25C10.4 · 17.9 ft long · 8′2″ tall
Cold-weather build: Maker titles every model page '4-Season' ('Handcrafted 4-season travel trailers and truck campers'); 1.5" EPS R8 insulation, thermal-pane windows, heated and enclosed holding tanks standard
Compared with
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- Sleeps
- —
- GVWR
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- 400 W solar
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- Length
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- Sleeps
- —
- GVWR
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- Length
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- Sleeps
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- Dry wt
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- Length
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- Sleeps
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- Dry wt
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Where these figures come from
Checked against these pages on October 16, 2026. Options and later model-year changes can move any of them.