Nice. Good info. I am buying mine in a few days. I cant wait to put my stuff in there because i will be living in mine the rest of my life. Im 63 years old.
We have a boat on Order and we’ll also tow our horses! They are the best option in my opinion. Thank you for the comment and please subscribe if you haven’t already!
Great video we just got a 1999 lance 1130 it looks just like yours but we have the dry bath and ours is in excellent condition as well please keep the videos coming as we are new rv owners
Very nice, I have a preference towards the early model truck campers and the truck camper. I've owned motor home's travel trailers and fifth wheels and truck campers are still my favorite way to go nice work on the restoration great video.
Very interesting - that's a miracle of compactness, carefully using every bit of space - surprising how much fits in there, even a shower and toilet, and it all fits onto the back of a pickup truck; it hardly seems possible. I'm in Australia, and these are scarce here, almost to the point of not existing - I have probably seen only a few on the roads in my entire life, and only one as big as this. How many days' water supply does it carry, and how long do the grey and black water tanks last before needing to be emptied (probably one of the least attractive aspects of using a vehicle such as this!)?
We can get 3-4 days on water. We aren’t big water wasters though and that’s with no or very minimal showering. Typically gay and black tank fill at the same rate. Dude I love Australia! I actually sold on shipped boats there from Phoenix a couple times! I’m surprised with all the backcountry you don’t see more of these
@@nexgenmarineoutdoorstv Well, I wonder if maybe they are to be seen more commonly in some more remote areas; maybe it's just in the areas I frequent, fairly close to the city of Melbourne, that they are barely to be seen. But I do think they are less popular here than in the U.S., despite the fact that, the last couple of years, pickup trucks (we call them utes here, short for "utility vehicle") have been the most popular of all vehicles sold. Have you visited Australia?
Bought the exact same rig 2wks ago we are in Michigan I have a question about wiring it to truck… the 7 pin round that came on Lance campers are apparently discontinued how did/do you connect to truck
Hey Mike, Please make sure to like and subscribe. On mine I have a standard 7 Round that you see on all modern trucks. If you don't have one you may have to have one wired in. That's the best advise I have without seeing it.
Some lance campers are still going to have a Lance style plug up on it, because they wanted to be able to sell you a specific Lance style from the dealership,. Just get you a new 7 way round male and female, and look up the wire by color code.
Who wired it from the truck you or a dealer. What was the cost, and anything you learned when getting it wired? Seems like Lance has a different wiring set-up than some others, thanks.
Great vintage camper
Good luck with it
I just bought a 1993 880 lance. replacing dry rot bottom corners. thanks for the video.
Nice. Good info. I am buying mine in a few days. I cant wait to put my stuff in there because i will be living in mine the rest of my life. Im 63 years old.
Hope it’s going well and it’s as cool as you imagined! 😁🤘🏽
Truck campers are the only way to go in my opinion. Now tow a boat or ATV and ur so golden.
We have a boat on Order and we’ll also tow our horses! They are the best option in my opinion. Thank you for the comment and please subscribe if you haven’t already!
Great video we just got a 1999 lance 1130 it looks just like yours but we have the dry bath and ours is in excellent condition as well please keep the videos coming as we are new rv owners
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Very nice, I have a preference towards the early model truck campers and the truck camper. I've owned motor home's travel trailers and fifth wheels and truck campers are still my favorite way to go nice work on the restoration great video.
Thank you Mike! Stay tuned and i'll have a lot more content!
Good content
Thank you!
I’m in Idaho too. Just got a 1988 lance camper
They are so much fun!
I bot the same new in 99 only kept it a year or two.
Nice like that style camper
They're so nice!
Is it permissible to ask what something like this costs? I am a total novice.
I got this one for $7,300 but price varies heavily on condition.
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Very interesting - that's a miracle of compactness, carefully using every bit of space - surprising how much fits in there, even a shower and toilet, and it all fits onto the back of a pickup truck; it hardly seems possible.
I'm in Australia, and these are scarce here, almost to the point of not existing - I have probably seen only a few on the roads in my entire life, and only one as big as this.
How many days' water supply does it carry, and how long do the grey and black water tanks last before needing to be emptied (probably one of the least attractive aspects of using a vehicle such as this!)?
We can get 3-4 days on water. We aren’t big water wasters though and that’s with no or very minimal showering. Typically gay and black tank fill at the same rate. Dude I love Australia! I actually sold on shipped boats there from Phoenix a couple times! I’m surprised with all the backcountry you don’t see more of these
@@nexgenmarineoutdoorstv Well, I wonder if maybe they are to be seen more commonly in some more remote areas; maybe it's just in the areas I frequent, fairly close to the city of Melbourne, that they are barely to be seen. But I do think they are less popular here than in the U.S., despite the fact that, the last couple of years, pickup trucks (we call them utes here, short for "utility vehicle") have been the most popular of all vehicles sold.
Have you visited Australia?
@@michaeledwards1172 nope 👎 never been. It’s definitely on my bucket list though!
Thank you for the video. Could you tell me the weight? Thank you
Bought the exact same rig 2wks ago we are in Michigan I have a question about wiring it to truck… the 7 pin round that came on Lance campers are apparently discontinued how did/do you connect to truck
Hey Mike, Please make sure to like and subscribe.
On mine I have a standard 7 Round that you see on all modern trucks. If you don't have one you may have to have one wired in. That's the best advise I have without seeing it.
Some lance campers are still going to have a Lance style plug up on it, because they wanted to be able to sell you a specific Lance style from the dealership,. Just get you a new 7 way round male and female, and look up the wire by color code.
Who wired it from the truck you or a dealer. What was the cost, and anything you learned when getting it wired? Seems like Lance has a different wiring set-up than some others, thanks.
It came already with the standard 7 round when I bought it. Its pretty easy to change over though.
I'm looking at a 1020 with a broken ladder and broken air conditioner. Can replacements be purchased?
Yes on the air conditioning. I’m not sure on the ladder
Can it fit on a 8-ft box
Yes this is a 8ft Model.
Whats the gas mileage without this and with this on the truck?
18-21 off and 6-14 on.
@@nexgenmarineoutdoorstv thanks, I should have also asked what truck and engine used too 😄
@@shinobusensui9395 2016 Ram 2500 with the Cummins
@@nexgenmarineoutdoorstv so i guess i can assume a f150 v6 would lose 10 mpg with this on :(
@@shinobusensui9395 This model is way to big for that truck anyway. They make lighter models that are sized for that truck that would work good
What was your purchase price
I think it was 7k buts it been a couple years so hard to remember
How much did you pay???
Around 5K