Lighter weight camper options
I've been thinking about getting a light weight camper for my Ram 2500 with 8' box and have considered the Grandby in the link below. I'd like to be able to get off the beaten path and this would fit ...
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I owned a FWC Grandby for over twenty years, bought it new in 1983. They are all framed aluminum construction and built like a tank to survive four wheel drive conditions. I loved mine and just replaced it with another one.
My new FWC Hawk, with most options, weighs 1300 lbs dry. Another plus for FWC is their resale value....I sold my 23 year old Grandby for more than I paid for it. Your in Colorado, go to the Sportsman Expo in Denver this weekend. Phoenix, FWC and NS are there with show pricing. FWC has a nice Grandby on display.
This really isn't the best forum if your interested in pop up backcountry type campers.
I think I'm the only one here with a FWC.
Try these: http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/
http://www.expeditionportal.com
Also Denver has a great FWC dealer, Chris is a great resource.
http://rockymountainfourwheelcampers.com
My new FWC Hawk, with most options, weighs 1300 lbs dry. Another plus for FWC is their resale value....I sold my 23 year old Grandby for more than I paid for it. Your in Colorado, go to the Sportsman Expo in Denver this weekend. Phoenix, FWC and NS are there with show pricing. FWC has a nice Grandby on display.
This really isn't the best forum if your interested in pop up backcountry type campers.
I think I'm the only one here with a FWC.
Try these: http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/
http://www.expeditionportal.com
Also Denver has a great FWC dealer, Chris is a great resource.
http://rockymountainfourwheelcampers.com
