Very Nice!!! I was looking at those before I bought mine. Pop-ups have gone up a lot over the years. We paid $13000 for our Keystone used of course.....not too much more than a new pop-up (actually cheaper than some) I like having the full bedroom in the back, full kitchen, full bathroom with bath and shower, central heat and air....etc.....I tow it with a 2009 Chevy Z71 1500 Crew Cab........but I know pop-ups are convenient and have a lot of amenities for the price....Have fun with it.....I can't wait for spring time also......woohoo!............
Very Nice!!! I was looking at those before I bought mine. Pop-ups have gone up a lot over the years. We paid $13000 for our Keystone used of course.....not too much more than a new pop-up (actually cheaper than some) I like having the full bedroom in the back, full kitchen, full bathroom with bath and shower, central heat and air....etc.....I tow it with a 2009 Chevy Z71 1500 Crew Cab........but I know pop-ups are convenient and have a lot of amenities for the price....Have fun with it.....I can't wait for spring time also......woohoo!............
Ours is a 2011 Keystone Copper Canyon. It's 39' with two bedrooms. We're getting rid of our house and going full time. There's a whole different world out there in that respect. Should be on the road in a couple of months.
Ours is a 2011 Keystone Copper Canyon. It's 39' with two bedrooms. We're getting rid of our house and going full time. There's a whole different world out there in that respect. Should be on the road in a couple of months.
I would love to live in a 5th wheel. I would like the simple living...(I say that whether it is simple or not) The Zeppelin is my first RV. I looked at campers for many years and just couldn't afford one. Well my VA disability went up to 70% so we decided to finally get one......I will call you and Geary topper for one upping the rest of us with those huge 5th wheels.....LOL...I'm just jealous...
Just curious, what sparked the decision to go full time? I am an 80%'r and I love it, but I stay in one place most of the year working pipeline jobs.
Here is my home away from home.
All American Sport XLR Toy Hauler 39'
Damn....some of those are like "Hilton's" on wheels! Very nice. I was expecting to see a tent or two.
Cost of living is about 1/3 in comparison to having a brick and mortar home. I can take my leathercraft business with me and do it wherever. We'll be doing some of the workamping jobs, so we'll end up staying in one locale for 2-3 months at a stretch. And it gives us the chance to see pretty much all of the U.S., Alaska, and Canada. We envision being able to do this for the next 10-15 years.
I really liked the toy haulers, but our truck couldn't pull the added weight. So we got the bunkroom edition, and we're converting the back room into a shop area. Ours has three slide-outs, along with an outdoor kitchen (refrig, 2-burner stove, sink, and cupboard space). So we'll plan our locale to allow us to spend the most time we can outside of the trailer.
I Have wanted a camper for so long. Green with envy I am over these. Anyone want to loan one/rent one out?
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