Lance 1055

From research looking at units I've considered before ruling them out as too heavy for my truck, real world weight ready to camp is about 4,000# depending on options and how much you cram into the cabinets.

A 10' Lance in good condition that is 10 years old should be about 10+k depending on where in the country you live.

Even my 12 year old strip down small 815 is worth 5-6k.

I have the 08 1055 and dak on the mountain has the 07

Mine doesn't have the on board generator. It is pre wired from the factory for solar. It is heavy if you hve a dually no issues if you have and SRW you will need 19.5 wheels and tires plus some suspension upgrades. It will weigh between 4500 and 5000 loaded with water, two propane bottles two batteries, and all your gear. the door sticker is not even close. As for the TC, inspect the roof edges for tree rubs, walk up there to feel for soft spots.

look inside all cabinets and external compartments for discoloration of the wood ( leaks) use a flash light.

I love mine and have taken it on trips year round from zero degrees to 118*. the AC is a polar cub 9200 nd will run nicely on a single honda 2000

Yes it has a Lance specific plug. it allows for using an 8ga charging wire from the alternator to the TC get the lance plug $35.00 installed at the front of the bed with the proper gauge wire don't use the trailer plug,

Thanks..ya, I have a 2016 3500HD SRW.....was hoping the stickers were somewhat close. I have about 4300 LB to play with on the tires. We would not carry hardly any water and fillup at the CG. Maybe they will let me load it up and take it to the scales since this is a dealer....camping world.

I trust Buzzcut1's numbers a lot more than my online research. All I knew is I quit looking because they were going to be too heavy for my SRW truck which also has about 4300# available.

I own a 2007 1055. It has an on board generator, solar panel, two awnings, ac.
We Love it. I carry it on a 2012 GMC SRW. We have Toyo Open Country tires rated at 4080 Lbs. We have had it on extended trips without issue. When I weighed it wet it is pushing 4000 Lbs. When it is time to replace this truck we will probably go dually

Thanks for the replies. Went and looked at it last night. Its in darn good shape. Looked at the roof, inside all the cabinets, ceiling, walls...nothing out of the ordinary. Only real place you could tell it was used, is they removed the TV/bracket from the cabover, so there are holes in the wall. Generator had 240hrs on it.

I told him I wanted it officially weighed which he is going to do...and I'm sure it will be too heavy, but what the heck, see what its real weight is...and since I tow, not really sure I want that much over hang.

O....are these things "4-seasons" rated? I noticed the black tank in the overhang is exposed....

Black tank: thats not the tank iteself that you see, its the box surrounding the dump valves. The tank is above that. I lined the box with some R9 fiber glass. If the windows are dual pane its the 4 season version if not you just do what I do and carry some foam panels to cover the glass and skylight openings at night.

Single pane windows...but it did have snap covers for the vents and skylight in bathroom. They say this is a 2006 model, but I thought someone mentioned that the basement storage came out in 2007. This has the sliding tray inside the door. Is this a wood or aluminum frame? The roof looked TPO and not rubber.

it should be an aluminum frame. go to the lance website then to support and pull up that model years broshure for the specs.

the drawer and the roof are the same as on my 08

If it is a 2007 like mine .the main structure is aluminum framed, There is some wood framing but not in the main structure. If you get the date built and serial number you can e-mail Lance and they will tell you for sure. They got back to me within a day.