โJan-24-2016 12:04 PM
โMar-04-2016 07:27 AM
rbpru wrote:
People like to point out set up, take down, wet canvas, etc as the reason for a TT.
I have always considered this part of camping and the price you pay for the convenience of easy towing, low maintenance and ease of storage.
To me the real TT advantages are a pantry, clothes closet, a bed you exit without crawling over your partner and a full bath. A bit more important when you are older.
โFeb-21-2016 06:07 PM
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โFeb-02-2016 08:12 AM
โFeb-01-2016 02:07 PM
โFeb-01-2016 02:00 PM
rbpru wrote:
You can get a lot of almost equal features in a PUP or you can look for a used Hi-LO or Trailmaner. But, you start approaching the price of a TT rather quickly.
โFeb-01-2016 11:05 AM
โJan-31-2016 05:05 PM
โJan-31-2016 04:52 PM
manualman wrote:
Popups are inevitably a camping experience, not an RVing experience. If your wife doesn't like camping, there's not much cure for it.
I like to say that if people ENJOY tent camping, but desire a better night's sleep and a few more conveniences, a popup is perfect. If people hate tent camping, a popup ain't going to be enough better to make them happy.
It's also why I think the pup manufacturers have made a huge market share mistake in focusing all their marketing on loaded luxo-models. Those aren't going to sell in enough numbers to work. A pup has to be an upgrade to a tent, not a poor man's RV. It's a fantastic tent, but a lousy RV. Market to those who LIKED their tents, but just want a LITTLE more comfort.
โJan-31-2016 04:43 PM
K9Sailors wrote:
Back when we had a PU, my solution for above knee storage was to build a two piece light weight wood stack cabinet / pantry. It was placed above the refrig when set up, where the outside stove would sit during travel. Underway, the cabinet sections nested together, designed to fit in a space on the floor. This solution made for plentiful and easy access to food / cooking items.
โJan-31-2016 04:33 PM
jmcgsd wrote:
Mike_up, have you looked at the latest generation of small truck campers? There are some now that your F150 may handle.
Take a look at Northern Lite, Capri, Lance 650. Also might want to post a question on the TC forum.
Good luck.
Joe
โJan-29-2016 01:38 PM
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