So what makes a "quality" camper?
Our Lance will celebrate its 30th birthday next year. Aside from a leak around the front window, and a black tank that jettisoned itself after hitting a huge bump, it has been flawless for us and for ...
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In my opinion one of the big points to look at is the roof. I like metal roofs and very much dislike rubber roofs, even more so if you intend to keep it a long time. They tend to dry and shrink and leak all the way around and destroy the whole camper.
Metal roofs don't shrink.
The "good" campers tend to have a large refrigerator and larger holding tanks.
If I were after a used camper (but newer than my rather well-made old Vacationeer, now an orphan brand) I'd take a good look at a BigFoot. I like the two-piece fiberglass construction, far fewer seams.
It's hard to find a good deal on one but there's a reason for that!
I don't think you'd go wrong getting another Lance either.
Metal roofs don't shrink.
The "good" campers tend to have a large refrigerator and larger holding tanks.
If I were after a used camper (but newer than my rather well-made old Vacationeer, now an orphan brand) I'd take a good look at a BigFoot. I like the two-piece fiberglass construction, far fewer seams.
It's hard to find a good deal on one but there's a reason for that!
I don't think you'd go wrong getting another Lance either.
