Cave_Campers
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We've created a new truck camper and we're selling our demo unit. Our vision was to design a truck camper for the outdoor enthusiast who wants to maximize their time outdoors while minimizing hassle and expense. Key design principles included: lightweight (750 lbs.), durability, and ease of cleaning. It is priced at $9,950 retail but we are selling the demo unit with jacks at $7,950. It's in "like new" condition.
What I personally really like about it:
1. At 750 lbs. it's a fit for a 1/2 ton with plenty of payload left to haul a trailer/boat. If you do the math, there just isn't much on the market that makes sense for a 1/2 ton.
2. By removing the kitchen and bathroom it feels incredibly spacious inside. It's easy to move around and storing and removing gear is easy with all the flexible storage options. I prefer to cook and use the bathroom outside versus in a confined space.
3. There is nothing to break. The hinges, material, and construction is incredibly tough.
4. The insulation is awesome. With composite panels of 1.5" of foam sandwiched between fiberglass it's like I'm inside a big cooler.
5. At the end of the trip, every surface is easy to wipe down and I can even hose it out.
Here are some pictures of the unit. It sleeps two individuals in separate beds.
(fyi ... production units start to ship in December)
What I personally really like about it:
1. At 750 lbs. it's a fit for a 1/2 ton with plenty of payload left to haul a trailer/boat. If you do the math, there just isn't much on the market that makes sense for a 1/2 ton.
2. By removing the kitchen and bathroom it feels incredibly spacious inside. It's easy to move around and storing and removing gear is easy with all the flexible storage options. I prefer to cook and use the bathroom outside versus in a confined space.
3. There is nothing to break. The hinges, material, and construction is incredibly tough.
4. The insulation is awesome. With composite panels of 1.5" of foam sandwiched between fiberglass it's like I'm inside a big cooler.
5. At the end of the trip, every surface is easy to wipe down and I can even hose it out.
Here are some pictures of the unit. It sleeps two individuals in separate beds.
(fyi ... production units start to ship in December)
In 40 degree F nights in Jackson Hole this summer the body heat from two people was more than enough to keep it warm without the use of a heater.
