Cirrus 800 Truck Camper - w/Paul "The Air Force Guy"
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Top 10 Reasons to Buy a Truck Camper
1. You already own a 3/4-ton short bed pickup truck, or you’re thinking about getting one.
2. RV Parks are a last resort, not a first choice in overnight accommodations. You want to get off the beaten path and stay somewhere with a view.
3. You’re an urban explorer, too, and towing a trailer through New York City is…well…just not your idea of a relaxing holiday.
4. What about your boat? Every tried launching your boat from the back of a Class-B? Good luck with that one, as you’ll likely end up spinning your tires.
5. Fly under the radar without irking neighbors and local authorities. We have heard from customers that, unlike towable RVs and motor homes, truck campers are much less likely to draw the ire of neighbors. You can probably visit the in-laws for a few days without creating a scandal in the homeowner’s association.
6. Save on vehicle registration and insurance. Only 14 states require a truck camper to be registered or titled. If you’re like us, you’d rather hold onto as much of your money as you can!
7. Go where no man has gone before! Face it, there are just some places where you can’t take a Class-B motor home or a towable RV. They are certainly not candidates for going off-road. A truck camper gives you that option.
8. If maintenance cost is important to you-and it should be-you’ll be pleased to learn that truck campers are significantly cheaper to maintain. It makes sense. They don’t have any moving parts that contact the highway, so there’s no engine, no tires, and no wheel bearings to maintain.
9. It’s a great “Plan B” in case the you know what hits the fan. Wildfires, floods, gas leaks…these have all been in the news lately. If you end up getting displaced for some period of time, for whatever reason, chances are that hotels will fill quickly and you may not be able to get a room…or it will cost you a king’s ransom if you do find one. A truck camper makes for a great bug out vehicle.
10. Drop the camper, and use the truck to get your work done. Need some firewood? Just drop the camper and head for the woods! Going to be on a work site for a few days? It only takes about 5 minutes to jettison you load, and you’re ready to get to work. Oh…your truck camper makes for a great mobile office, too!
For more information on this camper or any other RV, please call Paul “The Air Force Guy” @ 301-898-3300 x139 or just remember to ask for him when you stop by Beckley’s Camping Center in Thurmont, Maryland.
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Cirrus Truck Campers: nucamprv.com/cirrus/
MEET THE ALL-NEW, INNOVATIVE
CIRRUS TRUCK CAMPER
With its modern, forward-thinking aesthetics and unique partner systems, the Cirrus was designed to revolutionize the truck camper as we know it.
2016 Cirrus Truck Camper / Slide-in Camper
Made for a 3/4 ton truck w/short bed {6' bed}
You will not find a better value out there on any other truck camper.... - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Its amazing how saying $19,999 always sounds better to the ear than saying $20,000..
I have to say one of the best camper reviews i have seen paul, detail in every section !
You do a great job reviewing campers man I'm gonna watch all your videos.
These little things are amazing! Thx, Air Force Guy!
I am just floored at what trunk campers have become. A bed, dinning area, kitchen, and full bath in the back of a pickup. Amazing.
Pretty cool isn't it....
I think the same way u do👍
The guy off Reno 911 is selling RVs now.
😂😂😂😂
Why all the hating on the Air Force Guy?I’ve been raised if you have to ask the price you probably can’t afford it any way. This guy is working, trying to make a living unlike so many ppl these days, he’s not welfare, EBT or a lazy bum. This was a good and informative video. Thanks.
Thank you Sir! Appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching....
I would include the msrp so people know within a certain budget but still room to negotiate.
Started doing this on all of my videos.
What ever dude
Im on ebt because my mom is disabled. So dose that make her a "Lazy bum"
-from someone who loves jesus
Beautiful camper. However, one big flaw. A bad feature is when you must open the screen to close a window. At night, loads of mosquitoes will be on the screen, drawn to the light. Then if you want to close the window, you must open the screen first and all of those mosquitoes will come right into the camper. I have seen review after review of people saying this is a terrible feature on campers. The old style with the crank out window with the crank on the inside is far superior to this style. Many campers are putting the same kind of thing on the overhead fans. You must open the screen in order to close the cover and all those mosquitoes come right down into the camper. Terrible! The companies making campers with this style of windows should really reconsider and change to the crank style with that crank inside, so the screen doesn't have to be opened in order to close the window.
Linda Good True, total window fail..... other than that, NICE.
Just spray some OFF before doing the process of closing the window.
@HUHBAT: Yes, but that's only a work-around: It doesn't fix the poor design issue. RV makers need to apply more "real life & use" common-sense to things like this.
-- BR
Linda Good that's not a flaw because if you have the window screen on the outside it wouldn't last a month traveling down the highway. The wind would destroy the window screen and you won't have any screen. Just thump the screen before you open it to close the window.
Rodney Armstrong it is a flaw. The screen can still be on the inside you just need a mechanism to close the window without opening the screen.
LOVE IT. I like that this one has windows by the bed. I don't like when they put closets and fridge in the bed area. I also like the tv unit. Great camper. Great bargain!
I saw one of these custom placed on a regular 20 foot flat bed double axle gardening or utility trailer; "The one with the fence". They welded some kind of rest on it so that the camper sat about one foot over the trailer hitch and under that was used for super storage. They placed green turf around the base of it and had a small dog house picnic table and BBQ pit. I want to do that because I have an old 16 foot double axle trailer I hardly use. I have a midsize Chevy that I can use to pull it with and I think I will feel safer with it set up that way also I can bring my dogs with me and they will have enough space to move around when I am parked and they will be fenced in and not tied to the truck all the time. Also I am use to pulling that trailer. I wish I had taken a picture of it. It was a really good Idea. To me it chops the price down from buying a larger tow trailer at least by $8K I rather small with more outside space then small with more inside space. I hope that makes sense.
That was an awesome video
wish I had that camper
Great video, Paul!
Actually, the manufacturer, Pleasant Valley Trailers, still makes the Cirrus. In fact, the all new, 820 was just released to the general public the week of 6/14/16! It's been revamped and offers a lot more storage and functionality, but kept the same cool features and aesthetic!
Just got word that we have 3 Cirrus Truck campers being delivered straight from the Factory and should be here in a week or so..... When they arrive, I will update this video. If you are interested in one of these, please call Paul "the Air Force Guy" @ 301-898-3300... Pricing will be very aggressive and they will not last long!
A wonderful presentation, Sir . Thank you .
You are most welcome
I really appreciatethe modern interior on this brand. No valances or ugly 90's fabric/curtains/wallpaper. Very sleek.
That's what I love about the Cirrus... is that you get a Sky window above the bed area!
Great invention
Thank you for a very informative video and enjoy your them
Try pink lights , same as portable vanities used for makeup...led.
These lights offer warmest type of light.
Interesting lil camper. Nice job on video, though I'd like to have seen some of the other outside colors. Too bad these are 3/4 ton & up weight-wise. Guess I have to upgrade my truck 1st !!!
The cook top folds out of the way so well it's right in the way of what you're doing... Get rid of the folding crap unless it's an exterior window screen what y'all need most... Make the tops removable and be done with BS...
Paul the Air Force Guy. Cool. I like your style bro, you make me want to buy a camper.
Thanks for watching....
Paul, you're very polite even to the goofy rude people. I imagine it would be a pleasure doing business with you. Have a good day!
:)
here is the problem I have with a lot of videos not only yours nobody ever wants to talk about price as a consumer I want to know what I am getting for the price. Yes you did mention they start at 19000 but is this the one for 19000 probably not. When you show a model you need to say it is this price for this one. Probably just me but when somebody is not completely upfront it sours me on the product and the person presenting it.
Michael, I normally do not talk price! My videos are for people to be able to see the floor plan and that way when they want to stop by they have their search narrowed down and do not have to look at so many. Oh, by the way the sale price on any of the truck campers were the same $19,995, once they are gone that price is no longer available. These are 2016 left overs!
Price is a big deal to me if I don't know what something cost I will not research it any further people want to know what they are getting into before they look
The purpose of my videos are to show people the floor plans, not to discuss pricing. We have a website for pricing! Pictures sometimes do not give you the real feel for RV's. Also, my videos are to inform the public about what a particular RV has to offer. When I have someone that is serious about a certain RV, they either call or email me for additional information and sometimes they just stop by to see them in person. Thank you for your input and I at least hope that you find my videos helpful.....
I agree w/Michael.
Jaquelyn Klooster same here. Price is a big deal for me as well. If I don't know the price upfront, I will more than likely go shop somewhere else that will tell me upfront. No offense Paul, but I can't stand salesmen. If I have to call to get a price, I will go elsewhere just to avoid any possible pushy sales tactics.
I tell you these campers have really set the standard. Cirrus is really stepping up. I’m really considering a cirrus.
They do a nice job
It would have been nice to see the fold down bunk in action.
Please take a look at my new video. I show how the bunk works in that one. Thanks for the input!
Im an RV mechanic..Every Camper is made the same way with the same components. Only difference is the layout and the name. All manufacturers draw the camper parts from the same companies.
Tom, Thanks for your input. But all manufactures do not use the same components. They vary from one to the other. There are several different manufactures of components, so you will find differences when looking at the wide variety of RV Manufactures.
Most, but not all, RV’s are pretty much the same and yes, use the same crappy fixtures and components. However, there are a few exceptions out there. NuCamp manufacture being one of them. Far superior than the junk that comes out of Indiana.
Interior looks like laminated particle board and cheap plastic.
Paul thank you for your service from a Fellow Air Force Veteran. Are you still in the Air Force? I got out May ' 75 .
I got out of the Air Force in March of 1989
Thank you for your service as well...
Bob Shaw Is the Earth Flat ;)
very cool
For you Air Force guys, that's "Black" and "Gray" water hookups... I don't know the model number of this slide-in, but I like the idea of taking a shower and a dump at the same time! Keep it clean!
Thanks for watching. I hope you don't take a dump, that would be nasty! Most people I know leave them, much cleaner that way....
You mentioned this is made by Little Guy, so naturally I thought about Liberty Outdoors. I Googled the Cirrus name and found that this is made by NuCamp! I thought I recognized the door as you went in. It's that same door found on the TAB series.
That is correct. For this model year it was Little Guy, which was the marketing part and Pleasant Valley Trailers was building them. Now, they are NuCamp which is Pleasant Valley Trailers.
Super nice!!!! But..... campers are way over priced now days !! Best off buying a really clean used
For the price you can buy a 24' TT. This might be for some people with a truck but I'm happy with my Minnie.
God Bless America! We have so much to choose from....
Beautiful camper but I doubt it could be lived in during the coldest months in Canada where I live at least not comfortably.
I'd really love to see something just like this but with no bath/shower area at all. I don't want the hassle and could use that for something else. Is there a model that looks like that?
That unit has everything
It certainly does....
I like this one it’s perfect with a Reasonable price
I would have liked to see the bunk set up. Must be too difficult to do easily..?
Not hard at all to do. Will try and show in next video
Check out my new video on the Cirrus 800, the bunk bed set up is demonstrated.. Thanks!
The Air Force Guy!? Give me a really good reason to come buy a camper from you..
I have been in the business since the summer of 2001, I am a straight shooter, More knowledge about RV's than most other sales people in the industry, I actually do the walk thru with my customers, all my customers have my cell phone in case they forget how to do something, no pressure and last but not least, I have an RV Maintenance Book that I give to each and everyone of my customers.
Now the reason to purchase from Beckley's Camping Center. They have been in business for over 35 years, more Master Mechanics than most RV Dealers. Large inventory to pick from. We do not charge extra fees like other dealers. No additional Prep, Freight, Documentation Fee, Public Official Fee or Emergency Alert Fee.
I do realize that you said good reason, which would be just one! But there are more than one good reason to purchase from me & Beckley's Camping Center.
some great truck campers! we would like to truck camp with one of them
They are very well made and have all the comforts of the big rigs
If I go to a website and where the PRICE should be listed there is instead something like "Call for price" or "Get a price quote," I'm not going to do it -- I just leave the site immediately and continue looking.
John, The issue with that logic is that most companies do list the MSRP and no one pays retail. Even if there is a so called Sale Price, that too may not be the Best Price available.
Keep in mind one other important thing, Best Price is Not Always your Best Deal.....
There are many other things one should be looking for other than price.
1} Floor Plan
2} Dealership Rating {both Sales & Service}
3} Length
4} Colors {if applicable}
Good Luck in your search.
Air Force Guy..that was a great tour! Thanks so much!
Hi there, Thanks for the vid. Do you have a model that fits the new Titan XD Crew cab? and which model if you do.
Sorry we do not.
Power connection is inches away from where water is connected??? Bad idea. I have seen electrical shorts when the reticulation sprinklers come on and wet the power connection port because it is set low. Needs to be at least at shoulder height.
would ve been interested in seeing how the cabinet looks unfolded ias a bed.
Here it is in this video: th-cam.com/video/_wj9otfZeBI/w-d-xo.html
Nice camper
It needs an RV stove, not just a cook top. Putting a casserole in that microwave is not easy for short people. Also a refrigerator with a separate freezer door is a necessity..
It's better than a 120 K house
Does this have a crawl window to access camper from the pickup? Is there a generator somewhere? Thanks.
No this truck camper does not have a crawl window or generator.
Love your skill with presintation great job bud dident ramble or anything very perfesinal
Thanks for Watching. Glad you liked the video. As you can tell by the date of the video, this was one of my first ones. If you thought I was good then, you should see my videos now!
i think this one i buy any way to change the fridge as the freezer is very small thanks
Anything is possible. Just need more information to let you know if it can be done. Please email me at paul.sales@beckleysrvs.com and I will be glad to find out for you.
Dear Paul, the Airforce guy, If you still work for Beckley's camper sales be warned on the Cirrus 800 camper. I purchased one of the cirrus campers in March of 2018 while it was still winter to test the heat functions for a trip to Alaska and the tests and camper were a nightmare. The unit is not 4 season capable. It does not have basement heat and froze my water lines and tanks. The furnace is a boiler system that has engineering problems. 1) It shuts down when batteries voltage drops to 10 volts. A on board generator is not available. 2) Boiler loses it temperature at night on its own even with the thermostat set correctly. 3) It would not warm up several nights. The solar panels are too small and don't charge the batteries. Refrigerator is only 5 sq. feet with a freezer that is inside the refer. No screen door. No on board generator available. Warranty is only 1 year. I am returning this piece of junk and getting out of the loan. Be careful if you sell a camper with your name on it, you will ruin your reputation.
Thanks for your story. I will be at the Factory in a week or so and will discuss this with them.
Mr. and Mrs. , safe be .amen
can you fix it permanently attached in to a van or not?
and how much the price of this cirrus truck camper?
thank you in advance if you can accommodate my message.
These truck campers are made for a 3/4 ton truck. List price for these are in the mid to upper $30,000 range depending on how you spec one out.
Is this a 4 season camper, like the artic fox, I live in Oregon, I really like this design. This camper is closer to my price range.
Yes it is. They do not make this one anymore it has been replaced by the 820
The bad thing about the camper is where the microwave is located above your head. If you were as short as me you could get burned pulling food out.
That can be an issue with some people. In this camper it is several inches lower than in most of my other RV's.
like this truck camper, but have no clue which truck could carry it..nice vid
Thanks for Watching. You would need a 3/4 ton truck for this camper.
@@TheAirForceGuy ty indeed! Which European brand has 3/4 ton, best would be a Mercedes?
love it great video thanks
Will thus fit on a 8' bed, dodge quad cab 4x4 Cummins diesel, ?
No, only fits the short beds, need the 920 Cirrus for the 8' bed trucks
Do you know if you can get the cirrus 820 or cirrus 920 with a cassette toilet?
It is not an option at this time!
The Air Force Guy that’s unfortunate. Onto the next I guess.
Real question is how easy is it to set up for boondocking?
What part? Really easy to just open the door and climb in. Nothing to set up, no slide-outs and everything is already in place. Since you are boondocking, you have the water tank filled, refer is already cold. Just turn the lights on and stereo then enjoy your surroundings. Thanks for Watching!
I might add he paid 1900 dollars for the camper
What do you guys have for a 2017 tacoma 5' truck bed. What do you suggest? ??.
We have nothing.
There are pop up truck campers out there.
We do have small Travel Trailers
Go get a tent... and a American made truck
I am thinking the guy wants to get up off the ground as well as have some features like a kitchen & bathroom....
Nice
Is it legal to have people inside it while traveling? Say for instance my wife wants to sleep during the trip.
I am sure that some people have done that. Not sure how comfortable it would be. As far as legal, not sure if it is or not. But how would anyone know anyone was in there anyway.
Keene they are nice.!😉
How tall are you? I see most people that show these do not tell the height of the inside. This is very important also. Thanks for showing and have a nice day.
Floor Length: 8'6"
Overall Length: 17'4"
Overall Height: 8'7"
Exterior Height: 7'7"
Interior Height: 6'6"
Cabover Height: 3'6"
Center of Gravity: 32"
Body Width (without jacks): 7'2"
Body Width (with jacks): 8'2"
Fresh Water Tank: 38 gallons
Gray Water Tank: 32 gallons
Black Water Tank: 18 gallons
Fridge: 5.5 cubic feet
Propane: Two, 20-lb tanks
Dry Weight: 2,540 lbs
Alde Radiant Heat: 11,000 BTU - 18,000 BTU
Air Conditioner: 9,000 BTU
Thank you for getting back to me and it is nice to see it had the right room for us tall people. Have a nice day.
Let me know if I can assist you in getting yours! You will be given more information at delivery than at any other dealer as well as personal support after delivery....
Very nice! Thanks for the tour. To the manufacturer, I must say that this design is very old school. Maybe it's time to stop the gaudy racing-striped exterior paint jobs that are done to death to the point of being a dated cliche. There is no way four people, much less six, could store winter coats, boots, and other things. There's wasted space in the cabinetry construction and in unused side and upper corners that could provide at least 30 square feet of additional storage. Why are these not offered with OPTIONAL convection ovens, giant microwaves, and enormous refrigerators? Not everyone plans to bake a Christmas turkey, nuke a big-dish casserole, or store food for 6 in a cramped RV, where more drawers/cabinets in those spaces would be beneficial. Why are dinettes not offered with an optional two-seat version, with all that other space occupied by 4 seats used for cabinets? Why isn't the mattress built to raise up on hinges so that the underside offers queen-size space x 5 inches beneath for critical additional storage? The awning is great, but where's a simple roll-up three-sided canvas & Velcro attachment that would turn that space into a livable additional exterior tent-type room? Such a small thing would double the living space when parked. Why are the sink covers not made to be detached and mounted on the side of the sink for an enlarged counter top? These old-fashioned designs really should be scrapped and put back on the drawing board to maximize their usefulness, especially for single or couple-only occupants. Give us a built-in safe, a deep sink you could wash boots in, a built-in 5-gallon bottled water dispenser, built-in surge protector, built-in vacuum with hose that will reach from dashboard to rear, and a small wood-burning stove that can be opened to the inside for off-grid heating or closed and opened to the outside for off-grid cooking, please.
Good Questions! Thanks for watching. You would need to speak with the factory about your questions. Happy Camping!
Do you guys have any for a half ton truck
One should be out in January 2021
Let’s clarify one thing. These are and were always built by the Amish folks of NuCamp. Little Guy is just a name that is slapped on products built by other entities. NuCamp, when they were building campers for Little Guy, went under the name Pleasant Valley. They changed their name to NuCamp when they parted ways with Little Guy.
Let’s Clarify things. Pleasant Valley Went out of business and Little Guy contacted them to make campers for them, it was a business relationship. At the time that this video was made, Pleasant Valley Trailers Built these and Little Guy did the marketing of them. As of April of 2016, Pleasant Valley & Little Guy went their separate ways. Now we have NuCamp by Pleasant Valley and Little Guy Trailers by Liberty Outdoors.
RV Extraordinaire, and STILL, Little Guy doesn’t actually build ANYTHING!
Yes they do. Here is their Website: golittleguy.com/
Here is their Factory Tour: th-cam.com/video/njhoj-00fZY/w-d-xo.html
It's like saying that NuCamp does't build trailers, which they do!
I understand the confusion. But, I hope my explanation helped.
RV Extraordinaire, I’ve seen that video. It’s of Liberty Outdoors which builds several other camper trailer brands. Unless I am “less than accurate” and Little Guy actually owns Liberty Outdoors? Hmmmm
If the dry weight is 2000 lbs would you not need a one ton truck,not a three quarter ton?
+Dave Shore Not really... It goes by the payload capacity. Need to look at it for the truck specifically!
3/4 Ton truck will work just fine, depending on the truck!
Volkswagen Beetle. 1/1/2920 Homework . Tuesday . Safe be ,and enjoy your Sunday .amen
Right on
How much does that camper cost ? Please & Thank You !
This camper has been replaced by the 820. Check out this video for specs & pricing: th-cam.com/video/745JtoZ45Ag/w-d-xo.html
Hey Paul your not preflighting your F-15. What’s with slamming the doors on the outside closed? Take it easy maverick
Steve, Thanks for reaching out. These are RV's and they take aliitle more force to close. The ones outside compartments with the slam latches require to be slammed to make sure they close properly.
Hi, I have a couple of questions : 1. when you say 99-99 what do you mean ?? $99.99c ? $99,990? or did you say $19.99 ... i can't quite understand your accent ... and 2. why are you called "The Air Force Guy" ?... are you a vegetarian ??
$19,999 was the Sale Price. We do not have any more at that price. I call myself "The Air Force Guy" since I was in the USAF for almost 10 yrs and most people forget names, so this is my branding. I do get many people calling, emailing or stopping by the dealership asking for "The Air Force Guy". So it is working. Thanks for your question.
In the camper I have, the microwave is mounted under the counter.
I've seen that as well. There is a new one that is out in some that has a pull out draw and you put things in from the top. Makes life easier!
"The air force guy" .... lmfao.
Thanks for Watching - Appreciate your support.
Just got word that we have 3 Cirrus Truck campers being delivered straight from the Factory and should be here in a week or so..... When they arrive, I will update this video. If you are interested in one of these, please call Paul "the Air Force Guy" @ 301-898-3300... Pricing will be very aggressive and they will not last long!
Paul Chamberlain, Jr
Saw the cameraman in the mirror when he was filming the bathroom. Looks like he is about 103 years old
Actually, he is 105.... He was glad to hear that he looks younger than he really is! :)
What's the approximate resale value after 1 year? Assuming like new condition?
Nasty, that is a hard question to answer without having all of the information needed to make an educated guess. Many variables are in play here. What part of the country, what time of year, private sale or trade-in, are there any water leaks and what did you pay for it new.
Nasty2015 --50 per cent
Nasty, The resale value depends on the price you paid, the condition of the unit and the area you live in. Out west the values seem to hold up better, on the east coast not so much.
Sweeeeet but the model number should be SRX for super really Exspensive!
Check out the Lance ones, that's expensive. But you get what you pay for...
nice truck camper but at my age I would not like crawling over bed to make it up or get around in bed and wet baths are too small for me is the advange of truck camper over travel trailer you can take them almost anywhere unlike others but if your young and don't need alot of room prob work for you I like nice big bathroom and shower so I'll stick with my travel trailer
So what?
You need a trailer
Beckley camping center great it's in Beckley but where is Beckley lol.. oh yeah the window problem is why I will not purchase it
Location is in the SHOW MORE area under video. What problem with the window? Never knew there was a problem!
Just shy of 2,000 lbs. dry weight on a 3/4 ton truck? By deffinition the truck is all ready overloaded.
I'll haul it 2,500 miles, fully loaded (no support vehicle), cross country on your 3/4 ton truck for a test drive before I pay for it and put it on mine.
All depends on the truck. Yes some 3/4 ton truck have a low payload. This is something that we look at each time for a customer.....
I like truck campers but why do they all have the kitchens so close to the sleeping area? Nobody has been able to answer that for me.
In such a small area, where else can it be?
dry weight is 2000 lbs yet made for a 3/4 ton truck . Numbers don't add up.
Give me a call and I will be glad to look up your truck and explain it to you. It varies with trucks. 3/4 ton truck payloads are all over the place.
If you have a Ford, just look on this Ford Fleet website.... It's that easy!
www.fleet.ford.com/towing-guides/
If you have a Dodge look here: www.ramtrucks.com/en/towing_guide/
Keep in mind that you are looking for Payload or Cargo Weight
Heck a 2017 F-150 Regular Cab with a 3.5 Liter V-6 has a Cargo Capacity of 2,588 lbs and the 5.0 Liter has a 2,642 lbs.
that is why u build ur own camper, can do it a lot cheaper then that, a lot
I have seen some people that have done that. It's great if you have the know how and place to do that!
thanks for showing this!
Thanks for Watching....
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Visit www.nucamprv.com/cirrus for digital brochures, floorplans, pictures, specs and more!
i want your jacket
:)
quanto custa
Inconspicuott?
Not sure what your question is?
Derrick Bergman he did just bump his head on the ceiling.
overpriced, give me a tent, a 6 pack of beer and the open desert in Arizona, I'm happy
Thank God for America, we have so many options!
lmao!
exactly, 20,000.00 is no value.
And a cute little mountain lion to snuggle up to at 1am. Personally, I would like to have a little structure between me and momma nature.
waaaay over priced. the cirrus 920 lists for $39,000 on rvt.com.
talking about a bed that you don't show makes me wonder, lol
Check out my other video where I make up the bed. Thanks for Watching!
@@TheAirForceGuy other video? where exactly. saying you have it but not showing where it is, doesn't help at all
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So I have to have a 1 ton truck?
Ok, As long as it is a short bed with the rating for the camper it will work!
When will they get away from all the dark wood cabinets. Europe's camper interiors are so much more pleasing without all the simulated dark wood.
I am sure that each year things will change slightly...... That's the way it's been for generations!
would buy today but no generator...sorry, no sale
Sorry, but they are already sold.....
Never heard of this brand. Looks like it is made of fairly cheap materials on the interior though.
Materials on this truck camper are the more expensive type. Must just me the video. You need to see in person to really get a feel.
4:22 OUCH hit your head.
No way
I ned the edris for tess acumpany ples
I do not understand the question. Can you please translate to English. ** Thanks!
he needs the address for your company :)
Beckley's Camping Center ** ** 11109 Angleberger Road ** ** Thurmont, Maryland 21788 ** ** Attention Paul Chamberlain Jr. **