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2019 Cirrus 670 by NuCamp {Proto Type} - W/Paul Chamberlain, Jr. "The Air Force Guy"
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2018
- Watch the Cirrus 670 being made at NuCamp: • Cirrus 670 Constructio...
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I know a lot people like this style window on campers and RV, But I personally prefer a window I can slide open THis way I can have them open for better air flow while in transit. I also think you get a better breeze coming in while your camping than the style that pop out. So I wish they offered both options for buyers to choose.
Understand... thanks for Watching
I like that someone finally pushed the cooktop back to allow for counter space.
Make this camper. Make it affordable. You will absolutely dominate the half ton market....
I own a TAB 400 and tow it with a 5.7l Toyota Tundra. I would love this camper for backcountry trips! Please NUCamp put this into production ✌🏻
Check out this video, this is how they are built. We will have one in the next week or so...… ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
Until I saw this I did not like truck campers! Mind blowing....PERFECT!!
Me too!
I own a Ram 1500 and would strongly consider buying this over a bumper pull Tab 320.
Awesome video Paul! We saw this one at the show and thought it was such a great use of the space.
Finally a company that seems to understand and care about what they actually produce. This is simply done right and the necessity for immediate modifications and alterations looks to be minimal here! wouldn't change much other than awning on rear and hopefully it has a solar panel on roof. I really wish the rear didn't hang any lower than rest of bottom structure than it could be used on a flatbed without mods. So far I'm pretty sold however.
Check out the Cirrus 670 being made: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
I hope this goes into production!
In production now, check it out: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
The bathroom is innovative... they are thinking outside the box.. they MUST use tinted windows though... like little guy limo tint would be great 😏 even more than the grey tint they normally use. Awesome little camper. Glad they didn’t skimp on the alde, and conveniences
It would have been just right for our needs.I do worry that the shower floor and its design would allow water over flowing onto the cabin area floor.
Jane Kinzig I thought the same thing. Other than those rolling doors, I loved how they maximized space. In particular, the three burner stove positioned as such allows for precious counter top/ Food prep area.
I did read that there is a sump pump built into the floor to make sure that water gets to the grey water tank.
Here is the video of the Cirrus 670 being made: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
i think, you are thinking of a high pressure home shower...it looks great to put your wet shoes from outsidein there.
@@rickovideo Mmmmm...interesting, I hope so...
These Cirrus truck campers are awesome. Great campers for ones that don't have slides.
Yes they are!
Nucamp build this!! I'm looking for 1/2 ton trailer and I'll buy this if you put it into production. Build it!!
They built it and it is called the 720 Cirrus. Still too heavy for a 1/2 ton vehicle.
i really hope cirrus makes this one, it’s perfect!
They did, however it turned out to be too heavy for 1/2 ton vehicle. It is the 720 Cirrus. Thanks for watching...
modern very cool design hope they make it .. there years ahead in there interior than other campers
Now that's the nicest truck camper out there and I have seen many truck campers on RUclips I hope you put it out to production it will sell well hell I will buy one very very nice you knoced it out the park on this one yes I can't spell good but my ma ma loves me lol
It is being made now, here is the video of the Construction line: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
Love it. Not sure why manufacturers insist on adding that bathroom sink. It’s so small and there is a sink 2 feet away. Leaving that out would really free up space for the toilet area
Thanks for Watching. This was just a proto-type. It was deleted for the final version which is the Cirrus 720.
I like this camper! Layout is nice features look good and I really like shower and stuff! Thank you for a very good, brief video!
Glad it was helpful!
Currently, have retired from RV life, cause of medical conditions/small retirement finances. Retirmenet funds have not met with the international financial index. SS Ins. is nothing, does not combat cost of living. Plus some genes, grow older faster; can not keep up with traveling.
My favorite is a small TOY HAULER; because there's a lot of things you could do in the attached rear garage and if you don't get a fifth wheel toy hauler, just conventional toy hauler, you can always get a new TOW UNIT: ( Truck or SUV); not out a lot of money compared to the class A or Class C motorhomes. Any types of RV Trailers, is having a diversified RV portfolio. I ENJOY the garage portion, great protected garage- patio, plus some have bath tubs and frt kitchen in the floorplan. I hate galley kitchen, cause of traffic flow issues. Garage is great storage for toys, or thro in air mattress, great sleeping. Slide outs are okay, but just another problem, when least expected. Solar panels are must have, better then generator….
Class A Motorhomes okay if you're going to be mobile, & have lot of bank accounts for infinity of repairs. . They're very expensive to maintain/ operate, they have a lot of toys on them, so be ready for breakdowns, warranties are useless. Accessories are known to break break break… If you wreck them, Ins. are very poor to pay out!! Not many mechanics really know how to work on them, expensive $$ beast. Good mechanics are working in union auto garages, not RV garages. Diesels are smelly, both around the patio and smells lurk in to the units interiors. I ditched my diesel, could not stand the smell of diesel around the coach.
Class C motorhomes are very mobile to get around, sleeper over the cab is a waste of time : either too hot or too cold for good sleeping and if your senior, it's very risky getting in and out of there. Plus if there's two people sleeping up there, the frame over the cab really can't support much activity. Class C is more affordable, less toys on them compared to the Class A & the upkeep is considerable less, plus USA parks are designed to fit class C, not class A.
I would prefer a truck frame chassis with a trailer attached to it, because if you don't like the truck frame chassis, always get another one, just remove the trailer, get a new Chev /Ford truck frame, and attach the trailer on to the frame.. Engines are up front, so repairs are much easier/ cheaper, cause of being accessible.
I have: Class A, Trailer and Truck camper. Truck / SUV are the only two of all of the above mentioned units, which have Lemon Law Protections. RV in general, carry no help from the courts and RV warranties, are collection of A-Z products and not insured by one manufacturer. My trailer is great for long length stays in the desert, Class A is okay, but expensive for interstate traveling and my camper has over 500,000 miles on it, as this is my weekend RV and gets a lot of usage. Wish my camper had a Murphy Bed, hate the over head sleeper and most of the time, sleep on floor. Store my units on my property and visit them daily.
SIDEBAR: Ageing, lack of finances, is not our friend for RV’s and traveling. Remember, RV’s are not loved by everyone, there is equal love/ hate for RV’s, as many call us trailer trash. Many cultures invading USA are not warm/fussy towards RV’s.
Stellar boon-docking is great, when traveling day to day. Prefer to pay to park and received full hookups and use the unit, which is was intended for: FULL HOOKUPS. Remember, there is no LEMON LAW to protect RV units, so off road n boon-dock with caution, as the units are built very fragile & not intended for moon terrain walking. Snow n freezing temps, are not RV best friend, no matter how they are rated, they have no LEMON LAW protection against severe low temps. Remember, over night fees for RV camping can be pricey, some are reaching $100 ( PLUS) per night and more and more are privately owned w/ annual membership by prescription.
Point of Interest, no RV was designed to travel: Snow, freezing temps and day after day rain/wind storms. Extreme weather quickly takes years off of the RV coach, there were not built for this abuse.
Here is a question for all RV owners: Do you advertise your bank account finances to the world? Reply: No!!!. So why advertise the cost of your RV to the world: via fancy paint jobs, luxury tow units, luxury tow boats, chrome everything/ anything. RV’s who advertise their wealth, are only advertising to the nation, I have arrived in wealth and heck with your thoughts. Flashy RV’s ruin lifestyles for everyone. Stellar & non-monochromatic downplayed units, fit in everywhere and are less offensive to the nation, which do not have RV’s. We live in a country of extreme biases. Less is really more, when traveling and exploring USA.
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Nice layout!
the 720 is 30,000 i could have a regular rv for that..
Thanks for watching. There are many RV's out there for much less. However, this fits a specific target market and because of the quality, it cost more than others.
This is in Production! Will be at dealers soon...The cabinets look similar to those in the new Avia camper.
Video of the Cirrus 670 being made, should have them completed by the end of the week: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
Hey Paul, USB is *not* 12v, it's 5v. It would be nice to know if the USB is 1.0, 2.0, or 3.0... each have a different milliamperage.
Thanks for the explanation. I will check to see which one they are using.
i would like to know
I didn't know there were different milli amps.... maybe manufacturers should mark them with a 1, 2, and 3??
I believe I saw the usual cigarette socket in the galley for those who need 12v.
BUILD IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In production, check it out: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
The market for this is HUGE!!! Make it Pleeeeeassse!!!!!!! (as the owner of a half tonne F150 - we need the correct centre of gravity for a 5' 6" flatbed peeps)!!!!
This one ended up being a Flop. Came in too heavy {it was model 720}. Now they are working on a Model #620 that will fit a short bed {6.5'}. They are trying to get it to be 1,500 lbs. with options. Will keep you posted.
Perfect cab-over camper for my "new" Chevrolet Silverado 1500 6'6" truck bed. Shopping nationwide for best price.
Unfortunately the finished product was too heavy for a half ton truck. Dry Weight is over 2,100 lbs. The actual model number is 720 now.
@@TheAirForceGuy ........Thank you for your feedback
We also own a RAM 1500. I really like this. I wonder if we could still pull a trailer with a Gold Wing Trike. What are your thoughts. Thanks for another wonderful video.
I'm fairly young but I work tech industry where rent in Seattle is astronomical. I'm playing 2.2k a month in apt where I don't stay often and only perks is that it's close to work. I'm wanting to trade in my volvo and get truck and this cirrus 670 setup. I saw lot of other rv truck campers and this is by far most modern and fits the style of this generation. I saw it's being produced and hope to get one this year! I'm guessing MSRP will be around 27 to 30k? Will tundra or f150 work with this?
Thanks Paul. Does the Window over the bed open and is there a window in the bathrooms? I would like to see two burners, further apart so that I can get two pots on it. Any left over counter for prep would be appreciated! Thank you again Paul, have a wonderful day! !
Yes the window over the bed would open. I am sure they got a lot of feedback at the RV Show and things will change IF they decide to make them. Thanks for watching!
Here is how it is being built: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
Put this on a trailer axle and that's a fine little camper!
I've seen that done before! Thanks for watching
Very nice,t thanks for showing.
Do I want high neck faucet right by my electronics, outlet, and fake wood wall?
Those plastic tambour doors won't last 4 months.
As I recall from another video, this thing weighs 1700 lbs DRY! You add water, clothes, gear and food (beer) this thing will be well over a half ton weight limit.
At the time of this video the weight was unknown. This week we will know. They are thinking it will be closer to 1,600 lbs. Like any RV, this one will not fit all 1/2 ton trucks. One must know their truck limits when purchasing.
The Air Force Guy got that info here: ruclips.net/video/VGtpr-CLQOI/видео.html
This is the exact one i wanted,, but NuCamp decided not to make them. So i guess i will have to go with a different manufacturer
They make them. The proto-type model number was 670, but when they built it they called it the 720.
@@TheAirForceGuy sad part is,, its about 200 pounds heavier than the 670
@@HappyHands. They never gave me the actual weight for the proto-type 670. Their goal was to get it to the 1,600 lb. range. Unfortunately, it came in at just over 2,100 lbs. with all the options and equipment.
Paul,
I’m ready to purchase the 670/720 after watching this and would like to give you the sale. I live in Florida and will drive to you. I’ve tried emailing you but haven’t heard back.
Hurry because I need to get away from people!!
Anthony, Sorry I was away the last few days and couldn't get back to you. Please call me at 301-898-3300.
Seriously why arent they selling these with this shower yet. I want this shower door so badly.
It has a shower.
its a shame they didn't put this one in production
They did, it is the 720 Cirrus.
@@TheAirForceGuy its a heavier unit. The 670 was supposed to be super light. like 1/2 ton trucks were target
Nice camper for what parts I could see.. nice roof .most of the time
It was a nice camper. They now call it the 720 Cirrus.
@@TheAirForceGuy I'm looking for the 670 slide in truck ... For my 1500 4x4 ..
I don't know they change the number is not heavier I hope I like em lite ...but I do like to popinside not out in the bush 🙃plus I like to shower ..
I do like the 670 love the wet bath..
How easy would a unit like this be to load and unload for someone who travels alone? (I've never hauled a camper like this one but I like the idea)
What would be an average MSRP for something like this?
Fairly easy. MSRP is going to be arond $28,000. Should know for sure later thiis week. Thanks for Watching!
Wow the bathroom is super innovative!
Love the sliding cabinet covers.
Is there a dining table?
3 burner stove in a small TC is a bit silly.
DC compressor fridge and lithium batteries would be amazing.
Composting toilet and black tank delete would be another amazing option.
We live full-time in the Cirrus 820 and I would kill for one more burner!!
very nice ...what are they doing for the roof rack. i think it would be a sweet bush house. what about batteries. rv manufactures need to understand a rv is to get away for poeple not pack in at a rv praking lot... opps i ranted
A lot of thought went into this camper. They were trying to get it to be 1,500 lbs. dry weight. I believe it will be around 1,650 lbs. Will be there tomorrow to make a new video. It is in production now, so hopefully I can answer everyone’s questions.
Is this built? I will purchase one!
They were. It was called the 720 Cirrus. Was too heavy for half ton truck. Now they are working on a model number 620 to be around 1,500 lbs.
That is AWESOME!
I would buy one of these! They should manufacture.
Here it is being built, will be available in a couple of weeks: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
Princess Craft does a much better review on the Cirrus 720... better explaining the features, most of which AFG did not touch on.
They do a great job. I haven't had the change to review the 720 yet. In all fairness, this was at the Hersey RV Show and the person there from NuCamp knew very little about this proto-type
Is that fridge going to have options to change for a better fridge. No one benefits from combo units like this.
Not sure what you mean by combo unit.
@@TheAirForceGuy fridge freezer in the same section. Exactly what you showed. Is there a way to have a separate fridge freezer installed in that space?
Not an option. If it was the Refer / Fridge would be much smaller. Sorry!
@@TheAirForceGuy that's too bad. I'd easily sacrifice a drawer above or below for a better fridge. Thanks for your help and quick responses.
very nice
For Christ's sake, they reversed the fucking bathroom floor so it sticks out into the coach - why the fuck did they do that?
What does it weigh in at?
Will know later this month. Stay Tuned.
About 1700 lbs
Build it !
Being built, check it out: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
DOOOD!
I want one 😍😍😍
In production now, here is the video: ruclips.net/video/kc3Avkaur7M/видео.html
If the bathroom was bigger.
Not sure what you are saying.
28k no way !
Sold out! If you want one, it’ll take 8 - 12 weeks.
Show,,,,,, 120,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Why do these guys act like a CD player is so great? Everyone streams and use portable speakers. Complete waste ...
It is not like they act like it is so Great. It is mentioned only because it is there. Unfortunately, until they come standard with these because they also play DVD's.
You should learn about the product before you show it terrible presentation 👎🏻No Floor space very crowded
Josie M this is a prototype at a busy show.. give him a break, his videos are some of the most thorough and detailed I have ever seen. I am thankful he did the video and posted it!!
Thanks for your insight. Unfortunately, when the rep for the product doesn’t know much about it, it’s hard to know anything about it. As I said in the video, t this is a prototype, they had it at the RV Show to show off and get feedback. NuCamp is not even sure that they are going to build any..... once I know more you can be sure that there will be another video. Stay tuned!
As far as being crowded, what do you expect for a truck Camper for a half ton ttruck? In all actuality, great floor space for the size!
Thanks Honey... Appreciate your support! 😉
@@TheAirForceGuy It is awesome space for a 1/2 ton truck camper, I spoke with NuCamp and this is in production! Will be at dealers this year! And I am going to buy one! I would also like to come to your dealership and purchase a Little Guy 6X6 Extreme slightly used Paul, i am a Air Force Vet myself!