Welcome to Guaranty RV in Junction City, Oregon.
My name is Vance Buford today we're going to talk about the advantages of
owning a truck camper.
So what do you say we take a look at all the options that make a truck camper
choice a unique choice in your RV needs.
Going to talk about long bed vs shortbed truck campers few things you want to
know is the minimum requirement for a short-bed truck camper is 6 foot 1 inches.
All short-bed truck campers will have a model of eight foot and sometimes less.
On the eight foot truck bed all of your truck model camper models will be an
eight foot or above.
And if it's got a nine on the truck model you can bet it's for a long bed.
Hi, this is Sean Keith I'm going to
out wet bath vs drive after the truck camper. We're in a 990 by arctic fox one
of our most popular wet baths. Wet bath refers to the bath being all in one so
your toilet is inside your shower. You got the shower head over here and get your sink
it's all one molded piece. Your medicine cabinet, skylight above, a fan.
There is a place for a shower curtain to protect the wood door. Your toilet is
inside the shower so you have plenty of room to sit
lots of leg room inside the shower.
Now will demonstrate one of our more popular dry baths. This is the large
1150 by Arctic Fox which has a toilet separate from your shower. Also
incorporates a little bit of extra dry storage in there. You get the disappearing
shower door here so all in one location, toilet over here, sink separate an
ample storage.
It's Vance Dell and we're going to talk about advantages of a slide-out camper
and an onside camper. This point we're going to take a look at it 2016 Arctic
Fox 990 with the slide. The biggest advantage to having a slide out in your
truck camper is space. Now we're inside the 990 with the slide and you can
generally see how much room you get with the slide out. Plenty of room for someone
to be here cooking cleaning or whatever you're doing and then room for another
person to pass by without getting into each other's bubble.
Now another concern always here is whether or not you have access to the
inside of your truck camper with the slide in.
As you can see even though I'm a fairly big guy you got plenty of room with the
slide in on your kitchen, room in your bedroom, room to get your fridge and room
to get to your bathroom with the slide in. One of the biggest concerns with a
slide out is whether or not it will seal when it's in or out.
As you can see this double seal design where you have the bulb seal on
this edge and on this edge. When it's in and they compress you get a complete
seal
whether it's in or out. Now let's take a look at a 2016 Lance 850 non-slide truck
camper.
Now one of the best advantages to a non slide truck camper is wait for payload.
Non-slide is six to eight hundred pounds less than the same camper with a slide.
Second advantage is you still have plenty of room for storage above your
dinette. You have access to everything and you have room for two people in here
quite comfortably.
Hi, my name is Derik.
I'm here to show you about campers, loading and unloading. For a long time
people didn't like campers because you have to crank them up or you had to pump
them up and they were kind of unwieldy when they were up in the air.
That's pretty much changed for all you people that would like to have a camper
that they were too much trouble.
Most of the modern campers now have electric lift
and you just press a button and up they go you press a button and down they come.
You can load and unload in just a few minutes now and they're much safer.
Hi guys, its advanced Buford again. I want to thank you for watching our overview
of truck campers. At Guaranty RV we strive to give you expert advice and
knowledge so that you can make an informative decision on your next RV
purchase.
Hopefully we have answered some of your questions in this video but if not,
please don't hesitate to either stop by or give us a call.
Until then, bye for now we'll be seeing you.