I really like the Lance 1030, plus I'm still not sure about getting a slide in a camper and the prices are more in line with what I want to spend. What I've read recently though is issues with the rear skirts delaminating on the fiberglass sided ones. Do any of you that may have a 1030 have any comments about them? I'm looking at a 2003-2005. Also, the one I've seen that I like the best has a propane generator. I do some winter (read: cold, NOT snowy!) camping and wonder about the propane usage since I'll be using the furnace. I've never had a generator before, so this would be new to me; especially if it's propane. This is the one I'm thinking about so far... 2003 Lance 1030Thanks! Dak

If you look at the pics you can tell those skirts are already in need of attention.

What kerry4951 said, and the propane gennys people shy away from, they use alot of propane. Most here use a Honda 2000 including myself. I have no problem carrying a 2 gal can of gas along. We did just last month on a trip out west.

Thanks for the replies!I thought the photo looked like at least the passenger side skirt was delaminating... :-( It's a far drive for me to go look at it to so they would have to fix it before I would pay their price. Or they would really have to make it worth my while price wise if I had someone else fix it. I DON'T want another project camper!! Did that for far too many years in my younger days! My next camper is to take me into retirement next year..I suppose I should use me common sense about the propane generator... I too carry a couple gallons of gasoline with I travel. Thanks again! Dak

F350mule wrote:What kerry4951 said, and the propane gennys people shy away from, they use alot of propane. Most here use a Honda 2000 including myself. I have no problem carrying a 2 gal can of gas along. We did just last month on a trip out west.Well, we have had threads about this before :) but this "propane generator" person likes his push button generator.

Seems like a lot of money for a fixer upper.

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Buzzcut1
Nomad II
Aug 08, 2014
Dak

That looks very similar in layout to my 1055, maybe broaden your search to include that model
dbbls
Explorer
Aug 07, 2014
Seems like a lot of money for a fixer upper.
brholt
Explorer II
Aug 07, 2014
F350mule wrote:
What kerry4951 said, and the propane gennys people shy away from, they use alot of propane. Most here use a Honda 2000 including myself. I have no problem carrying a 2 gal can of gas along. We did just last month on a trip out west.

Well, we have had threads about this before :) but this "propane generator" person likes his push button generator.
dakonthemountai
Explorer
Aug 07, 2014
Thanks for the replies!

I thought the photo looked like at least the passenger side skirt was delaminating... :-( It's a far drive for me to go look at it to so they would have to fix it before I would pay their price. Or they would really have to make it worth my while price wise if I had someone else fix it. I DON'T want another project camper!! Did that for far too many years in my younger days! My next camper is to take me into retirement next year..

I suppose I should use me common sense about the propane generator... I too carry a couple gallons of gasoline with I travel.

Thanks again!

Dak
F350mule
Explorer
Aug 07, 2014
What kerry4951 said, and the propane gennys people shy away from, they use alot of propane. Most here use a Honda 2000 including myself. I have no problem carrying a 2 gal can of gas along. We did just last month on a trip out west.
kerry4951
Explorer
Aug 07, 2014
If you look at the pics you can tell those skirts are already in need of attention.

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