How do you handle no toilet in Pop Up?
Considering a used pop up camper for a short bed full size 3/4 ton truck. A couple on my shortlist are.... 2019 Norstar TC650 (without toilet). No cabinet for porta potty...it was used for add...
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For those of you that have pop ups without a dedicated toilet, how do you handle your business....porta-potty, wag bags, ??
I can't answer your question because I never had a popup. But I used a porta potty for a long time in my dads 1966 beeline "my first camper" and my raven cuddy cabin boat. I had absolutely no problems what so ever that I can remember. I dumped at the end of the day depending on how drunk I was. Today they come in a huge variety of flavors and colors and I see some are even electric flush. The 2019 NorthStar TC650 Is a winning combo with your truck. I personally would not go with it but it's definitely a winning combo. I see no problem with this rig at all! The PP could possibly be stuck into the rear seat with a little bit of reconstruction etc... If nothing else at the very least you could take a dump behind a solid closed door and not a tent. The camper comes with a sink so you could freshen up and shower when you can. If your not ready for a toilet don't get one if you are do, the installed toilets are as much work if not more than a good PP.
Cheers, Joe
I can't answer your question because I never had a popup. But I used a porta potty for a long time in my dads 1966 beeline "my first camper" and my raven cuddy cabin boat. I had absolutely no problems what so ever that I can remember. I dumped at the end of the day depending on how drunk I was. Today they come in a huge variety of flavors and colors and I see some are even electric flush. The 2019 NorthStar TC650 Is a winning combo with your truck. I personally would not go with it but it's definitely a winning combo. I see no problem with this rig at all! The PP could possibly be stuck into the rear seat with a little bit of reconstruction etc... If nothing else at the very least you could take a dump behind a solid closed door and not a tent. The camper comes with a sink so you could freshen up and shower when you can. If your not ready for a toilet don't get one if you are do, the installed toilets are as much work if not more than a good PP.
Cheers, Joe
