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Nice Camper .

He never said what size this camper was?

В туалете надо порог убрать и унитаз должен стоять напротив входа.

You need to mention things like is the fridge 12v and is there solar and inverter size.

You say it's 4 season but, you haven't told us about any features that make that trailer a 4 season trailer.

Ummm

for that kinda money b nice to have a shower u can fit into

Am in kenya if I need it how much do you sell

They need to lose the dinette.

So u got your cold heavy items on the ground, and microwave full of hot slippery items abouve your head. And once im in the driver seat, how do i lock down my wheel by myself? This is dumb

Can I find rv management in Italy?

all storages are top, which a wheelchair person can not reach or the person should always bring a companion.

Rv prices are going to drop sooo fast. The lots are full and most people are realising they have been living beyond there means.

never even showed us how the tanks and plumbing are insulated while pretending the propane and batteries are insulated. Since when does propane and 12 volt batteries need insulation?!? What needs insulation is the grey water tank, the black water tank and the fresh water tank and the plumbing that connects them all. Idk if this is the right man to be showing this trailer off. I'm definitely not sold by what he showed me at all...

I didn't see any insulation at all in the battery and propane compartment. How is no insulation better inuslated?

Nice demonstration! Only things missing, what's under and behind the sofa and bench? Storage is still a big thing for rv. Where do I store camping chairs.....

Microwave too high to be wheelchair accessible

That's shitty imo. Compared to what I've seen

Thank you ,sir,very nice

how much would this cost ?

does it have hand controls and how do we transferr

Did they have a powerchair user or wheelchair user help design this?

What is the insulation?

Can you cover what makes it capable of Canadian winter living? If this thing is capable of 4 season living in Canada then that really needs to be covered in terms of insulation, tank heating etc. ... you can't skip over that stuff because getting through a Canadian winter in a RV would be quite a feat !

That is a nice van . Looking for something slightly bigger. Contact me

If it’s not four season rated insulated it’s trash 😂

Pseudo accessible your pushing a product that's not accessible for a majority of disabled customers that would by it. No 6 way power drivers seat for independent use, microwave to high, how to access the fridge while in a chair with limited floor footprint. Great that they're thinking about the disabled market but seems like they didn't consult any wheelchair users for the build process

They are over priced.

It might be wheelchair accessible, but sadly, it's too tight of a fit for a Permobil power chair.

Ok, so.... wheres the link?

Hi everyone, I hope you're all doing well. I wanted to reach out and ask for some help. Currently, I'm in need of a van or truck to help me with some logistical challenges I'm facing. If anyone has any information or resources they could share, or if anyone is able to offer a donation or assistance in any way, I would be incredibly grateful. I'm facing some limitations at the moment, so any support would mean a lot to me. If you're able to help or have any leads, please feel free to reach out to me. Thank you all so much for listening, and I appreciate any support you can offer

For full time living, I'd want a larger oven

9 month's after this video and the prices are CRASHING. And the best part... Wait for recession and job layoffs in 2025.. Theyre gonna be a dime a dozen

Neat!

A brand new Promaster is about $60k. So you're telling us the modifications to this are worth $70k and up. Nope!

1. Storage space high up, hard to use for many in wheelchair users. 2. Also if SCI is high, finger functions are gone so all kind of pull, grip, handles etc pretty useless. 3. Toilets, well totally another dimension since you may not be able to sit on normal seat.. 4. Sleeping, you should be able to place wheelchair next of the bed in any position and leave space in front of the chair for transfer. 5. Accessible to drivers seat from living area would be great also..

Has this been sold yet?

How is it accessible if the individual can’t get to the driver seat?

No washer and dryer deal breaker.

All that roof and just two solar panels..sheesh. more solar.

I just made this statement and asked a question on another content creator who talking about extended warranties but refuse to even talk about the obvious and got mad. In order to have faith in an extended warranty you must think that rich people start an extended warranty business to give away free parts and labor. If you don't think that you must ask the question, how do rich people make money in their extended warranty business? Content creators answer those questions on a hundreds if not thousands of videos. See here in the fine print, this very expensive repair is not covered. Or, while we were repairing your RV under the extended warranty this part wasn't covered and we had to repair this to get to that and by the way, you need this this and this. And now your free warranty service repair ended up costing hundreds and many times thousands of dollars. There is no way rich people start a business to lose many, they make money off of people's gullibility. There will always be something that allows them to make money off of you, and this includes insurance companies as well, and if you find yourself falling for their sales pitch you have to ask, how are they making money because rich people do not do anything for free.

Good camper but NOT the best truck camper on the planet.

Stove is a no-go.

This RV is POS I own one…

aRE THEY STILL CUTTING HOLES IN THE ROOF FOR ac AND SKYLIGHTS? DO THEY HAVE A SOLAR OPTION?

I own one of these a 10-2 EXCD and got it in 2015. It sits in my SRW F350. I am out 5-8 months of the year full time off grid in the Rocky Mountains boondocking 98% of the time. I have taken mine over some of the roughest terrain out there...deserts, mountain passes, you name it and it has held up like a champ. The only things that have gone wrong are things I caused...raking off the vent caps and running light lenses hitting trees and branches. Everything else works likes it's supposed to and I never had an issue. I do maintain things...I reseal every year or so and check to make sure everything works like it's supposed to. If you have a problem you can call the factory and they actually pick up the phone or answer emails. That being said, if you break something it is expensive to replace, but the products are very good quality. The windows for example are made in Europe and have to be ordered so if you loose one by accidently leaving it unfastened or open and drive down the road expect to pay anywhere from $500 to $1000 to replace it. I have camped in weather that's in the 20's and the camper stays warm as does the basement area. It's a great well made camper and if you plan on doing a lot of camping and will keep it than it is worth the money. If you are only going to be camping two weeks out of the year....you may want to look at something less expensive. I have a ton of experience in this thing so if you have any questions just ask, happy to give an honest answer.

Please go back and rewatch your own video and notice everytime you had to raise your arms to open cupboards, microwaves, touch the fantastic fan, utilize the cubby next to the fan. Also, note the height of the countertop. Now sit down in a chair and try to do all that again.

What's square footage in it?

New tundras compatible??

All we need to know is how much lol!