Little Guy Cirrus
Just read that Little Guy is introducing a new truck camper called the Cirrus. Seamless aluminum roof is intriguing. More manufacturers should get into the game. Gman
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I love this camper, didn't notice the quality issues around the bunk.(or elsewhere, oops!)
Camper has a wet bath that looks much better (different strokes of course!) than most dry baths. Color in a wet bath, nice start! Let's hear it for what feels like high quality solid metal shower controls with height adjustable head. vs ... plastic in most other TC.
Interior design is subjective of course, but even if this isn't your cup of tea, at least it is a purposeful design.
One example, most campers give you a bunch of paper/wallboard to look at in front of the bed. Here, there is a lot of design, of course you have to like the design! Little things like reading lights and charge ports are integrated into the overall look.
Even the hallway flooring offers a nice color balance with the mostly two-tone cabinetry colors.
Light fixtures are much nicer than the dollar store pop lights that most TC's use.
In other TC I've looked at, start poking around inside cabinets and I can see laminate or tape peeling off where saw cuts were made. The laminate material here seems to be tough as nails and part of the under-laying material. Zero chewed up edges.
The interior felt very solid. Can't even remember for sure (age), but press on any interior surface and it's solid, not 1/8" board with no backing.
Dave
Camper has a wet bath that looks much better (different strokes of course!) than most dry baths. Color in a wet bath, nice start! Let's hear it for what feels like high quality solid metal shower controls with height adjustable head. vs ... plastic in most other TC.
Interior design is subjective of course, but even if this isn't your cup of tea, at least it is a purposeful design.
One example, most campers give you a bunch of paper/wallboard to look at in front of the bed. Here, there is a lot of design, of course you have to like the design! Little things like reading lights and charge ports are integrated into the overall look.
Even the hallway flooring offers a nice color balance with the mostly two-tone cabinetry colors.
Light fixtures are much nicer than the dollar store pop lights that most TC's use.
In other TC I've looked at, start poking around inside cabinets and I can see laminate or tape peeling off where saw cuts were made. The laminate material here seems to be tough as nails and part of the under-laying material. Zero chewed up edges.
The interior felt very solid. Can't even remember for sure (age), but press on any interior surface and it's solid, not 1/8" board with no backing.
Dave
