BigFoot Truck Campers
Has anyone bought a 2011 or newer Bigfoot Truck Camper since the new company started up? Was wondering if they have had any concerns or issues? I called the Bigfoot Company and it seems like the same ...
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Paul,
IMHO, 10 years from now the 2012 Bigfoot's value wouldn't be much different than any unit you could order at present "with the exception of a unit that has a slide MAYBE". With that said, the holdover 12 Bigfoot, a new pontoon & not having to buy a new truck...........well, I'd be hard pressed to go any other route than the one you have chosen!
As for me regarding the Bigfoot vs a Lance or Artic Fox that has a slide....... well I guess I'm just going to have to take a trip west & look them over in person "there are virtually no TC dealers in the Midwest". I do like the calm shell design of the Bigfoot, But the extra room of a Lance or A Fox with a slide adds another twist in the equation. Like others have mentioned, I do believe that moving parts & pieces are weak points or possible problem area's, but without looking at them in person, I just can't make a informed decision. I also have to see how user friendly the interior of a slide unit is when the slides aren't deployed too.
Decisions, Decisions!
Well congratulations with your purchase, Hopefully it will serve you & your family well for many many years.
Bruce
IMHO, 10 years from now the 2012 Bigfoot's value wouldn't be much different than any unit you could order at present "with the exception of a unit that has a slide MAYBE". With that said, the holdover 12 Bigfoot, a new pontoon & not having to buy a new truck...........well, I'd be hard pressed to go any other route than the one you have chosen!
As for me regarding the Bigfoot vs a Lance or Artic Fox that has a slide....... well I guess I'm just going to have to take a trip west & look them over in person "there are virtually no TC dealers in the Midwest". I do like the calm shell design of the Bigfoot, But the extra room of a Lance or A Fox with a slide adds another twist in the equation. Like others have mentioned, I do believe that moving parts & pieces are weak points or possible problem area's, but without looking at them in person, I just can't make a informed decision. I also have to see how user friendly the interior of a slide unit is when the slides aren't deployed too.
Decisions, Decisions!
Well congratulations with your purchase, Hopefully it will serve you & your family well for many many years.
Bruce
