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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But, in my opinion, there is nothing made as sturdy and long lasting as the Alaskan.
I have owned three truck campers. One was a 10-foot center dinette Alaskan. I kept it ten years and lost $500 in depreciation and had over that time the need to replace the four top strut seals at a cost of about $2. I always felt it was the Airstream of truck campers as it relates to quality.
