Why aren't Truck Campers popular in W. Pa.?
I don't get it. With all the hunters, fisherman and unlimited destinations, why aren't TC's very popular in Western Pa.? Heck you can't even find a dealer with a decent inventory within 5 hours....
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Kayteg1 wrote:time2retire wrote:
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Who pulls into a TC dealer with a nice shiny F-250 with no tailgate, $25,000 in cash, and leaves empty handed? ME!
New member here and the info on this site is unmatched that I can find. Keep up the good work TC'rs.
Rant over.
Don't know how to interpret that.
Those days new campers sell in $50-75,000 range.
Talking about TC popularity- not too many of them in Nevada and California, but in Washington you will see them every minute.
The light weight campers for short beds (6') can be got for less than 30,000.
There are definitely huge differences in technology and build.
I visited one dealer who had the Cirrus line and had 2 720's. I didn't want the 720 but I drove there (we were half way there from looking at a used one "yuk") just to see the build and technology Cirrus is using. They were right next to 2 new Travelites. The difference was astounding. Those new campers were falling apart in the lot.
Cirrus I think missed the mark on the 720 but they were still heads above the other as far as quality.
Anybody have any feedback on an 820?
