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I have a Lance 825 camper on a F250 4x4. For weekend trips, we don't need to be plugged in but on longer trips we usually try to plan every 3/4 nights to stay at a campground with power to charge our battery and empty the tanks. The camper is pretty stock but we do store our skis different than other campers we have seen. We tried a few different storage locations and last year we found that a roof box mounted to a hitch cargo carrier worked best for us.
But like others have said standing up is really nice, and I did manage to get stuck in some deep snow with the 2wd; so we upgraded to a 2020 Transit, high roof, extended length with awd. Got a sweet triple high bunk where the top is extra long so it sleeps 4 as long as the top 2 people are short.
Winter 2012/3 there was someone in Breck with a home made truck bed camper with a wood stove. Would see it parked in the grocery store lot with the chimney smoking away.
snowmosexualAnyone in here put a wood stove in their van to make is more long term livable?
this is my ford transit connect, all cozy and insulated, I put in some modular storage units after I took these pics to keep my cookware and other supplies in, I got 5 inch foam thats way more comfortable than the bed in my apartment so might fuck around and move in soon
ScootSkiLyfe'96 Astro AWD. Everything built by me.
200W Solar, 200 aH AGM Batt
Custom hightop built by me
4" lift + 30" ATs coming soon.
This thing is fuckin badass, the ski racks on the side are sick, you'll have to post when you get the AT's, I just put some Yokohama Geolandars on my Ford
RRhighriderI have a Lance 825 camper on a F250 4x4. For weekend trips, we don't need to be plugged in but on longer trips we usually try to plan every 3/4 nights to stay at a campground with power to charge our battery and empty the tanks. The camper is pretty stock but we do store our skis different than other campers we have seen. We tried a few different storage locations and last year we found that a roof box mounted to a hitch cargo carrier worked best for us.
Posey the Queen of the Camper
This actually looks like a really solid family setup.
