http://merced.craigslist.org/rvs/733721386.html
Interesting concept. I wonder how the C is attached to the T and how the seal holds up when tweaking the frame?
I have no interest or connection with this ad. It's just for comparative use.
regards, as always, jefe
'01.5 Dodge 3/4T, CTD, HO, Qcab, SB, 4x4, 6spd, D60, D80+Pwr Loc,
camper&tow pkg,Titan V, 285/75R-16 frnt, 33/14.5 Nitto super singles rr,
Rancho 9K's, Warn M15K winch. tows Jeep CJ8 rock crawler on 14' trailer
'98 Lance Squire Lite 165s, 8' 6" X Cab
I've seen these before. What would be the difference between this and a van mounted C? I think I would prefer this truck mounted style.
05 Dodge Ram 3500 SLT SC DRW 4X4 CTD G56 373's CAI,Edge Juice/Attitude,Jake,Rancho9000x,Torklift tie downs,Superhitch,Stable Loads
04 S&S Avalanche 9' with slide 26th Marines RVN 69-70 Semper Fi M-14 was the only Woodstock I saw in 1969.
It's a class C on a truck chassis instead of a van chassis. The benefit is you can have 4wd (if it were a 4wd model truck) without paying for an aftermarket conversion like would be necessary if you wanted 4wd on a van-based class C. Also, trucks are alot easier to service than vans since the engine is more accessible. Another benefit would be seating for 4 in the cab (if it were a crew cab model truck), with seatbelts on. I like it.
I would not call this a C, not sure what to call it but anything with that much power and grunt is not a C in my mind. That sucker would be cheap to operate if you make your own fuel.
'01 Dodge 3500 CTD, Lance 1121, Air Bags, Rancho 9000, All Wheels Under Power When Needed, A Few Engine Mods For Increased HP
Burning Grease, 800 ft/lbs. of torque from something you throw away.
It looks just like the Scotty from Serro, very nice brand that that started in 1957 and went out of business in 1997 when the factory was destroyed by fire, and never recovered. Recently an investor group bought the rights and are currently building new RV's. I really like the 1 ton pickup truck chassis mounted type of campers. Does anyone still make them?
We have a local dealer here that carries a like model from Host (the same as the camper guys). I noticed a price on the windshield of one yesterday, and mind you this was a really big one with a crewcab Ford, but it was $166K. Ouch!!