The original Jamco has long been legendary for incredible strength and amazing low maintenance durability. But this level of engineering comes at a cost – a price that’s more than many recreational riders and weekend competitors want to spend.

So what’s the difference between a Classic and a J2000? Two things. One, the Classic is fully custom, while the J2000 is semi-custom (albeit with a lot of standard models from which to choose). Two, the J2000 is a hybrid construction, utilizing Jamco’s patented interlocking tongue and groove aluminum plank walls on the lower half (where the most abuse happens) and Jamco’s unique HammerTest^TM aluminum bonded core walls on the top half. These walls are still unitized with the rest of the Jamco structure with continuous welds, and the fit and finish of a J2000 is still done with painstaking detail, but the savings involved in using fewer planks is substantial. Far superior to the skin-on-frame design of other trailers, a HammerTest^TM wall is second only to Jamco’s own full-plank walls for strength and durability.

Like the Classic Series, the J2000 comes with a generous list of standard features, and carries the same seven year comprehensive warranty and twenty year pro-rated warranty on the plank walls.