A toy hauler recreational vehicle includes a first area having a first floor located at a first level, a second area having a second floor located at a second level that is lower than the first level, and a third area having a third floor located at a third level that is higher than the second level. The second area is positioned between the first area and the third area. The recreational vehicle also includes a garage area with a garage floor located at a fourth level that is lower than the third level. The garage area includes a ceiling that is movable between a lower height and an upper height. The recreational vehicle also includes a bed positioned above the ceiling and that is movable between a lowered position and a raised position.

The slide-out roller consists of an inner thermoplastic core and a semi-rigid over-molded urethane cover with the Inner core having two sets of radially spaced recessed channels formed in its outer surface. The over-molded cover wraps the outer surface of the inner core and fully impregnates the recessed channels, which allows the cover to interdigitate and structurally integrate with the inner core to prevent slippage and drift.

The slide-out roller consists of an inner thermoplastic core and a semi-rigid over-molded urethane cover with the Inner core having two sets of radially spaced recessed channels formed in its outer surface. The over-molded cover wraps the outer surface of the inner core and fully impregnates the recessed channels, which allows the cover to interdigitate and structurally integrate with the inner core to prevent slippage and drift.

Various accessories for motor vehicles with removable doors are described herein. In particular, the accessories may be mounted to a motor vehicle when a traditional, or factory, door is removed. Example accessories include covers, grab handles, tube doors, and pieces of furniture, each of which may include one or more lights or other electrically powered devices.

A system for an articulating truck bed platform may include an overhead rack slidably attached to an extendible horizontal platform. The platform may be rotatably connected to a distal beam such that it may be rotated clockwise and/or counterclockwise to level the platform. The proximal end of the platform may also be movable upwardly and/or downwardly.

A system for an articulating truck bed platform may include an overhead rack slidably attached to an extendible horizontal platform. The platform may be rotatably connected to a distal beam such that it may be rotated clockwise and/or counterclockwise to level the platform. The proximal end of the platform may also be movable upwardly and/or downwardly.

A trailer configured to transport a load includes a bed including an upper surface configured to support the load, a first rotation pin extending above the upper surface of the bed, and a winch assembly coupled to a first side of the trailer and including a first winch and a boom. The boom is configured to extend outward from the first side of the trailer and the first winch is configured to be connected to the load and to rotate the load about the first rotation pin.

A pickup camper is described. Embodiments of the pickup camper can include, but are not limited to, a camper body and a roof assembly. The camper body can include a front panel, a left-side panel, a right-side panel, a cross-member, and a back panel. The roof assembly can include a panel rotatably and removably coupled to the left-side panel, a panel rotatably and removably coupled to the right-side panel, a panel rotatably and removably coupled to the cross-member, and a roof panel rotatably and removably coupled to the front panel. In a travel configuration, the roof assembly components can be folded down on one another with the roof panel covering the other panels. In a deployed configuration, the roof assembly components can be rotated upwards to increase an overhead height inside the pickup camper.

A pickup camper is described. Embodiments of the pickup camper can include, but are not limited to, a camper body and a roof assembly. The camper body can include a front panel, a left-side panel, a right-side panel, a cross-member, and a back panel. The roof assembly can include a panel rotatably and removably coupled to the left-side panel, a panel rotatably and removably coupled to the right-side panel, a panel rotatably and removably coupled to the cross-member, and a roof panel rotatably and removably coupled to the front panel. In a travel configuration, the roof assembly components can be folded down on one another with the roof panel covering the other panels. In a deployed configuration, the roof assembly components can be rotated upwards to increase an overhead height inside the pickup camper.

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, coordinate dynamic adjustments of a trailer based in part on a user profile associated with a user physically present at the trailer and an activity profile associated with an activity selected to be performed at the trailer. A dynamic adjustment may modify a tilt of a lower surface of the trailer. A dynamic adjustment may modify a dimension(s) of the trailer based in part on a detected object(s). Various dynamic adjustments may occur concurrently, individually and/or sequentially. The trailer may be a moveable trailer for temporary attachment with a vehicle.