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- JoeChiOhkiExplorer III own a couple that are older, but the longest I've had one will be ten years on the KIT.
- OasisbobExplorerMy Hybrid traler is 15years old. No major issues that I know about. Wish I ad a Lance
- gclossExplorerI didn't have a TC, but purchased a new 1984 Rockwood popup used it and sold it after 21 years. It helped that I stored it indoors.
- jimh406Explorer IIIMy TC is 10 years old according to the manufactured date. I think it should make 10 more with no issues if the last 10 are any indicator.
Congrats on 20! - Downwindtracke1ExplorerOurs doesn't quite qualify, it's built in January of 1998. So it's called a'99 . We just purchased it,we're the second owners.
Slumber Queen, Western Canada RV, had been building the same model,810WS for 20 years when they built ours. Adventurer, same company, same owners, different name were still building it in 2013.
We looked at a new one when we were picking up parts. There are improvements but not enough to warrant the slightest envy.
Next summer when I repair the rot and reseal, it will be better than new. - Old_DaysExplorer IICongratulations. I do have a couple of questions? Did you ever have to replace your roof,and have you had to replace your frig.My Lance will be 6 years old and just wondering how long things last.
- Reddog1Explorer III did not buy it new, but I bought my 1988 (March) Bigfoot in April of 2004. I am the second owner. It is now 26 years old, and has no problems. I have all the goodies on it that I want nothing else I want to add. I paid $1000 and added another $7000 on upgrades.
Wayne - ClassicBExplorerMine is 15 years old (November 2000). Owned since day 1. Still a solid camper. Routine maintenance goes along way.
- profdant139Explorer IIThat is quite a testament to the quality of Lance products! Congratulations.
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