I would also like to see photos!@Scuba Steve send me some pictures and details when you have a chance and I'll show hubby...
I would also like to see photos!@Scuba Steve send me some pictures and details when you have a chance and I'll show hubby...
I've been camping for most of my life... tents, tent trailers, and travel trailers. Some thoughts, in no particular order:
We love our trailer, and are out at least a weekend a month from May to Oct; and a week or two in the summer....
Now I’m pretty sure the crossbars on any car I’ve seen typically have a pretty small weight limit….like 50-75lbs…
Yup but also people routinely install those and I couldnt find reports of failures. Static weight would be in the ballpark of 500 lbs with a few adults up there. Ladder takes some of the weight.Now I’m pretty sure the crossbars on any car I’ve seen typically have a pretty small weight limit….like 50-75lbs…
@Scuba Steve give @mimico_polak first dibs as it's his thread...
That’s the old one or new one? Looks pretty good! Too bad it’s too heavy for my car.This is mine I can take some fresh photos if anyone is interested. It has always been stored inside so I have to pull it out to get pics. Everything works just in puslinch if you want to see it. Has new alloy wheels and tires on it now.2007 Pioneer 18ck Travel trailer Rental in Puslinch, ON
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1500 pickup is no issue dry weight is 3800 lbs probably 4500 loaded up. I used to tow it with a 5cyl GMC canyon, now a 6 cylinder GMC Sierra. No issues at all.That is the old one this is the new one.That’s the old one or new one? Looks pretty good! Too bad it’s too heavy for my car.
So saying that…what would I need to actually tow something like that? Seems like an F150 is the bare minimum.
Thanks for the reminder totally forgot that thread!@mimico_polak you posted this in the Any GTAM'ers have a tiny/micro camper thread back in 2021...did you ever call them?...I watched a few of their videos and they seem to be pretty light, even for their biggest unit...and they are fully customizable to your needs/wants...
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Sweet. As a guy with a Roadtrek camper van I would say this is the way to go. Fits in a regular parking spot. Easy to back up. Park anywhere stealth. AND zero set up time once you arrive. (that said there are just the 2 of us - they are snug)1500 pickup is no issue dry weight is 3800 lbs probably 4500 loaded up. I used to tow it with a 5cyl GMC canyon, now a 6 cylinder GMC Sierra. No issues at all.That is the old one this is the new one.
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FWIW a friend did it and saved a bundle. It was a convoluted deal.@Scuba Steve I'd like to know more about the buying process from a US dealer and importing the van into Canada...I looked online, however I'm finding conflicting information...TIA
Still in the middle it is pretty straight forward I will update after it is here. I am having a small issue with it being a 23 model and the year being 22 now apparently the government has trouble with things from the future. If it was a 22 it would be here already.@Scuba Steve I'd like to know more about the buying process from a US dealer and importing the van into Canada...I looked online, however I'm finding conflicting information...TIA