This followed me home from TN SaturdayAttachment 205847
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This followed me home from TN SaturdayAttachment 205847
Its a hybrid....has a queen size bed that pops out the front.....full size bed pops out the back......and the couch makes a full size bed too. Heat, A/C, hot water, full kitchen, commode and shower, and stereo system.
I like that, just right, not too big to deal with. I'm sure easy to pull as well. Heat and hot water on propane? I assume you'll pull that to the Toledo Gathering next year instead of getting a cabin again. Thanks for posting.
Nice G. I like that....
Probably get a cabin Randy.....you know how the weather is at TB that time of year.....or has been anyway. But I will be useing it this summer and fall in MS, and TN. I might pull it to D'arbonne in the spring though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
yep, just the way I like.......can't even tell its behind the truck unless you look in the mirror. I pulled it over 150 miles comeing home with it and it pulled and handled great. Its in remarkable shape to be 14 years old....got a real deal on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
"G", after a couple of trips you will probably get spoiled and forget about cabins. Congrats.
very nice "G".........I love camping.....I can see you now sitting out by a fire on a cool evening.......
Cool deal superfriend.Enjoy and if you have trouble with your truck, call me and we will put it in the back of mine.
Wish something like that would follow me home from somewhere. LOL. That looks nice "G". You will enjoy that.
Looks really good. You need to pull it to D'Arbonne in Nov for the CDC gathering.
I would like to have gotten a composite, but Peggy couldn't set it up by her self and we got our ultra lite for her to use as a hurricane evac unit incase I was out on the boat and she had to evacuate. Although the composite would be more room we love our lil 18" ultra lite. She can drive it just fine it aint any longr than the boat and we have drug it thousands of miles with nno regrets. This is it after a month on the bank of lake Onterio needing a bath.:biggrin
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Looks good Cappy......I like that
I like them both G and Cappy! My wife and I are in the market for a camper. Not sure what we want yet but know we don't want anything too heavy b/c she wants to pull it all over the country and I want to be able to pull my boat behind it. Thanks for the pictures.
Hows this for dragging it across the country? 1500 miles one way. We like the two axles too maybe over kill for a lil camper but very stable and pulls like it aint there. I must say though if ya dont mind the set up and sleeping under a tent the composite is definately the way to go though. Since its just us 2 we get by just fine with ours.
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Cappy, your wife must be a lot smaller than you if she can camp in an 18 inch trailer! lol :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Cappy
LOL I hate when that happens. :dono
all seniors are entitled to a "SM" every now & then.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cappy
Very nice camper, I am on the hunt for a used 16, 17, or 19 foot either a Casita or Scamp. I do some racing and need a small camper to stay on site and still have access to a full bath. I get sorta grungy after a couple of days running saws....
I found this one on Craigs list
proof once again that you just can't hide money.
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Originally Posted by shadow
some states you have to have a 5th wheel to pull a boat too.