Can a 1990 Toyota Camry Wagon tow Trail Manor popup camper?

It's highly unlikely a 1990 Toyota Camry Wagon could safely tow a Trail Manor pop-up camper. The Camry Wagon, even with a towing package (if it even offered one), has a relatively low towing capacity. Pop-up campers, while lighter than many travel trailers, still weigh several hundred pounds, and that's without gear, water, and occupants. The combined weight could easily exceed the Camry's safe towing limit, leading to dangerous handling, brake failure, and potential damage to the vehicle.

Before even considering it, you MUST:

* Check your Camry's owner's manual: This is the single most important source for the vehicle's maximum towing capacity. It will specify the weight limit in pounds.

* Weigh the pop-up camper fully loaded: This includes everything you plan to take on a trip. Get this weighed at a truck stop or weigh station for accuracy.

Only if the fully loaded pop-up camper's weight is *significantly* below the Camry's stated towing capacity (and you have the appropriate towing package, if required) should you even consider it. Even then, you should be prepared for a very difficult and potentially unsafe driving experience, especially on inclines or in windy conditions.

In short, it's strongly advised against. Consider renting a vehicle better suited for towing or finding a smaller camper. Your safety is paramount.