Lance is right up there, but the Palomino is a little lighter, a little smaller, and frankly, for a lot of us, a price point that many of us could afford. That truck camper will make someone very happy.
Have a question, if that’s ok. Do you think your half ton truck can carry this and pull a pontoon boat safely? We have a travel trailer, but can never bring our boat along, unless we take 2 trips. Thanks in advance.
@@larue83tx how much does the pontoon and trailer weigh? I have extra leaf springs and air bags on the truck to help out. I've towed a trailer with a small aluminum boat and the camper no problem.
Thank you. I like the Lances, especially now that they have Truma for heat, but it’s nice to see alternatives and many will appreciate the lower cost of the Paliminos.
The pass through window is such a simple and awesome feature. I've been shopping around for the past two years for one of these and held off because of the insane prices from that one thing that shutdown the world economy ya know..
I just looked at some Lance setups but this one is way better setup. Bathroom is bigger, bed space is nice. Better kitchen... cheaper to. Seems like a good unit
Wow cute lol I really like the window 🪟 wish lance had them?? Do they? The bathroom door love how it opens!?!?! Really nice on the 🚪 door! The mattress is a really good one also! Thank you for sharing this with us ☺️❤️🖤💜🤍🥰💜🤍🌹🤍💜🖤❤️❣️🥰🤍🖤💜❤️🌹❣️🎉🎉🎉party on! 🎉🍺 🍻🍻🍺🍻🎉🍻🍺🥰🎉🍻🍺🍻🥰🎉🍻🍺❣️🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻the 🛋️ couch is cool
Why does cab over campers weigh more now than they did in the 90s. I have a 1992 Lance squire 4000 9.4 with extended cab. It weighs around 2,250 pounds. Sitting on a 1975 3/4 ton camper special. It sits level and handles it great.
Old terminology that has no meaning as far as how much a pick up can carry. Just like a 3/4 ton (250) that I had come in yesterday that had a payload just above 3,100lbs.
Don't have a license yet but am trying to get one specifically for this, out of all TC models I've seen this has the fewest things I don't like. Probably the two biggest things I don't like are the tankless water heater (I prefer AC as an option) and that the kitchen sink doesn't connect to the grey tank. Also it isn't a huge deal but whoever decided a composite TV connection was acceptable in the 2020's needs to be fired.
Just guessing that you got screwed with the trade in price. I just found a 2023 with a sale price of $22,945 at another dealer in TN. Not sure why you are asking more than new for used but okay.
Priced accordingly to NADA Values. At the time when we received on trade they were selling new between $33k-$36k. Not that it matters since this unit sold months ago, but the market goes up and down, just like everything else
@@Lakecenterlawncare I’m a Lance dealer, not a Palomino dealer. Was a trade in we received and didn’t deem it important enough to waste my time studying a product I deal with maybe once every 3 years. I hardly have time to do the videos as is, camper sold day after I posted the video so I’d say I did well enough. Very considerate of you to share your unneeded thoughts though 👍🏻
@@itsbrad I appreciate your honesty! I cracked up when you called out the less than stellar cabinet design! Something like that is not a deal killer when selling something like this, which you obviously understand. I like your authentic presentation style, haters gonna hate, just ignore them!
Lance is right up there, but the Palomino is a little lighter, a little smaller, and frankly, for a lot of us, a price point that many of us could afford. That truck camper will make someone very happy.
I've had one of these on my f150 for a year. Love it!
Have a question, if that’s ok. Do you think your half ton truck can carry this and pull a pontoon boat safely? We have a travel trailer, but can never bring our boat along, unless we take 2 trips. Thanks in advance.
@@larue83tx how much does the pontoon and trailer weigh? I have extra leaf springs and air bags on the truck to help out. I've towed a trailer with a small aluminum boat and the camper no problem.
Thank you. I like the Lances, especially now that they have Truma for heat, but it’s nice to see alternatives and many will appreciate the lower cost of the Paliminos.
I don’t think that I miss the table. I like the sofa.
I will always always, always love a window it the front of the overcab!!!
Neat unit. I like the light weight since it would be great for rough roads and tight spots.
The pass through window is such a simple and awesome feature. I've been shopping around for the past two years for one of these and held off because of the insane prices from that one thing that shutdown the world economy ya know..
I just looked at some Lance setups but this one is way better setup. Bathroom is bigger, bed space is nice. Better kitchen... cheaper to. Seems like a good unit
Wow cute lol I really like the window 🪟 wish lance had them?? Do they? The bathroom door love how it opens!?!?! Really nice on the 🚪 door! The mattress is a really good one also! Thank you for sharing this with us ☺️❤️🖤💜🤍🥰💜🤍🌹🤍💜🖤❤️❣️🥰🤍🖤💜❤️🌹❣️🎉🎉🎉party on! 🎉🍺 🍻🍻🍺🍻🎉🍻🍺🥰🎉🍻🍺🍻🥰🎉🍻🍺❣️🍻🍺🍻🍺🍻the 🛋️ couch is cool
Why does cab over campers weigh more now than they did in the 90s. I have a 1992 Lance squire 4000 9.4 with extended cab. It weighs around 2,250 pounds. Sitting on a 1975 3/4 ton camper special. It sits level and handles it great.
I would try rehearsing your lines.
Was there an external propane hookup and any kind of warranty?
I’ll check when I’m in the office tmw for propane connection, no warranty on used as far as I know
Checked one out but that north/south bed was too long for my regular cab long bed 2500HD.
Trying to understand...
1 Ton=2,000 lbs
1/2 Ton= 1,000 lbs
How are we loading a 1750lb camper in a 1/2 ton truck? + Fresh water and gear?
Old terminology that has no meaning as far as how much a pick up can carry. Just like a 3/4 ton (250) that I had come in yesterday that had a payload just above 3,100lbs.
Don't have a license yet but am trying to get one specifically for this, out of all TC models I've seen this has the fewest things I don't like. Probably the two biggest things I don't like are the tankless water heater (I prefer AC as an option) and that the kitchen sink doesn't connect to the grey tank. Also it isn't a huge deal but whoever decided a composite TV connection was acceptable in the 2020's needs to be fired.
Another good review, Brad
Just guessing that you got screwed with the trade in price. I just found a 2023 with a sale price of $22,945 at another dealer in TN. Not sure why you are asking more than new for used but okay.
Priced accordingly to NADA Values. At the time when we received on trade they were selling new between $33k-$36k. Not that it matters since this unit sold months ago, but the market goes up and down, just like everything else
Hmm I guess it cost less because it didn’t have the key ring holder !? 😮
I think you’re on to something 🤔
When you say 24-9 do you mean 24,900? Cause that’s expensive as heck
Maybe you are just poor ?
Hot Brad
If you're a sales person, you should learn about the product before you do a video and say, "I don't know what that is for." Just a recommendation.
@@Lakecenterlawncare I’m a Lance dealer, not a Palomino dealer. Was a trade in we received and didn’t deem it important enough to waste my time studying a product I deal with maybe once every 3 years.
I hardly have time to do the videos as is, camper sold day after I posted the video so I’d say I did well enough.
Very considerate of you to share your unneeded thoughts though 👍🏻
@@itsbrad glad I could help. I was in sales for 25 years. Always researched what I sold. Carry on.
More like $2,409
Great way to sale something just talk shit about it good luck you're going to need
Sold a long time ago, seems to work
@@itsbrad I appreciate your honesty! I cracked up when you called out the less than stellar cabinet design! Something like that is not a deal killer when selling something like this, which you obviously understand. I like your authentic presentation style, haters gonna hate, just ignore them!
@@jaykay6387 thank you! I guess Michael likes to be fluffed and lied too lol
@@itsbrad Dude, you're killing it! Keep at it!
30k is cheap? ....it w illoverweigh most half tons
I don’t know where you got $30k… but yes $25k is cheap.
Compared to a Lance its very cheap. And yes you need a properly equipped half ton for one of these. Preferably one with rear leaf springs and airbags.
25K that's 2 years old... they got 1 for 26.5 here 2023 couple miles away what a joke I'd pay maybe 20
Go get it
I wouldn’t even pay 20 lol 15 max you can get a way bigger trailer brand new for less