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Jul 12, 2017 | 04:26 PM

#31

diesel_dan

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From: Foothills, CA

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Originally Posted by RubenG

Thanks Scott, could always use advice. I've always liked the pop up style campers just because they are lighter and don't have as much wind resistance but since I have never owned one I don't know how that would function in winters or under rain or heat when I would need AC. Originally I was looking for something minimalist just so maintenance is low but I would like to hear what you recommend. Also what is a good truck setup?

Well, MINE, of course!

I'll PM you so we don't have everyone else here yawning...

Scott

Jul 13, 2017 | 09:45 AM

#32

texastech_diesel

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From: Breckenridge, TX

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Originally Posted by RubenG

I've always liked the pop up style campers ....I don't know how that would function in winters or under rain or heat when I would need AC.

Never had AC in one, but camping in Colorado in September or later in a pop-up was a very cold experience even with the LP heater running; they're like a tent in that you have to vent them or condensation builds up very badly since the sides aren't insulated. In rain they're fine IMO, ours never leaked. My trailer now is a hybrid with fold down bunk ends that look like a pop-ups, I like the way you can open the entire end up since being outside it kind of the point in camping. AC works fine when it's hot in the hybrid, just bring a fan to help move the air around some since the unit doesn't push it far enough out to the bunk ends sometimes.