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Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5
$24,000+
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2
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Kitchen
No
Bathroom
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Ultra-lightweight all-aluminum truck camper for trucks with a 6.5-foot bed. 200W solar standard.
TL;DR
The Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5 is a non-slide hard-side truck camper from Soaring Eagle Campers with a base MSRP around $24,000. A solid fixed-wall design that's always ready to camp without setup.
Based on 5 reviews
What You Need to Know
Great For
half-ton and heavier truck owners wanting a solid, always-ready camper, Campers who prefer no-setup convenience — park and you're home, Long-bed truck owners.
People Love
Fixed hard walls mean zero setup — pull in, turn off the engine, and you're camping. Soaring Eagle Campers has an established dealer network for service and support.
Watch Out For
Weight & Dimensions
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Sleeping
Capacity2
Bed TypeQueen
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Kitchen
KitchenNo
Cooktop—
Fridge12V Compressor
OvenNo
Microwave
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5 weigh and what truck do I need?
You'll need at least a half-ton truck with a long bed. Always check your truck's payload rating on the driver's door sticker — manufacturer payload ratings vary significantly by trim and options.
How much does the Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5 cost?
The Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5 has a base MSRP of $24,000. Contact a dealer for current pricing and available inventory. Used models may be available at lower prices depending on condition and year.
Will the Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5 fit in my garage?
The Soaring Eagle ADLAR 6.5 is a full-height hardside camper, which typically exceeds standard garage door height (7-8 feet). Some garages with taller doors may work — measure both your garage opening and the camper-on-truck height.
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