Tiger Owners: Full-Timing in a Tiger?
Hello All, I like truck campers but view the lack or a realistic pass-through from the camper to the truck. In bad weather and sketchy security scenarios that would seem to be important. All weathe...
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Bill,
I just drove that Tiger back from Idaho to Columbia. It is a very, very nice unit. Empty and driving at 70 MPH or the speed limit (whichever was lower), it got 12.5 MPG for the over 2,000 mile trip. The owner, who has ordered a new Tiger, noted that the performance with the turbo diesel is outstanding at high altitudes. I would agree.
The unit is at Provan now and will be refurbished before sale. It will go FAST.
You might want to visit one of your local truck camper dealers; I haven't seen every truck camper out there, but I have been to a few shows and I have never seen a truck camper that can approach the quality of a Tiger. You will see it in the selection of components and the quality of cabinetry. Plus the owner added some nice features, like a Froli system bed and extra insulation under the bed.
I just drove that Tiger back from Idaho to Columbia. It is a very, very nice unit. Empty and driving at 70 MPH or the speed limit (whichever was lower), it got 12.5 MPG for the over 2,000 mile trip. The owner, who has ordered a new Tiger, noted that the performance with the turbo diesel is outstanding at high altitudes. I would agree.
The unit is at Provan now and will be refurbished before sale. It will go FAST.
You might want to visit one of your local truck camper dealers; I haven't seen every truck camper out there, but I have been to a few shows and I have never seen a truck camper that can approach the quality of a Tiger. You will see it in the selection of components and the quality of cabinetry. Plus the owner added some nice features, like a Froli system bed and extra insulation under the bed.
