Reasons to watch Princess Craft RV: - I love princess craft she is lovely and calm. -She doesn’t yell or be too quiet when presenting an RV. -And she always starts the inside cause that’s what makes you want to watch the video and, I always have to skip to watch the inside of an RV, but I saw this channel and I loved it! 😁😊
Me and three of my children are currently living in our minivan. We could definitely use a small camper like this to make life a little easier/morr comfortable. One day...
I love Aliners. Hard walls vs tent makes this a great option for my family in cooler temp areas or areas with dangerous critters out at night. I like that level of protection for my 3 kids vs a tent camper. I'd like to see Tern Overland pop out dual pane windows at the dormers so we could ventilate even in a rain storm. I like off road tear drop trailers but my wife wants a toilet and those tiny trailer simply cant have one inside. This solves alot of my problems. I also like that they took a page from the Australian camping handbook with the pull out outdoor kitchen. I need to do an actual camping review video on this model.
Have you ever seen a bear ripp a car door off?. I dont think any camper will withstand bears tearing it up unless you get an off grid metal box campers
@@beverlybalius9303 Against bears, probably your only real option might be to have a van of some sort. As soon as those claws start ripping through the metal, leap into the driver's seat and floor it out of there.
@B Annoying I don't think it's about being eaten. It's more about being more protected than with soft nylon. A hard wall gives you "time" to react because nothing on earth just really just eats you without sniffing you out first. With a hard wall you have more time to grab bear spray or a pistol. Works well with 2 legged pests as well.
@B Annoying it has nothing to do with being scared to sleep in the woods. Its about being prepared especially if you have little ones (maybe your grandkids) I'm assuming you don't have alligators or crocodiles in your state?
I really enjoy your walk throughs. You understand that the inside is the most important, because if you don't like the inside there's no point in looking at all the fancy stuff on the outside.
I love it hopefully they will offer the outside kitchen with a king size north-south bed . I do see where all the space is being used so it might not work
It's an interesting camper. PJ of course, is GREAT! Her presentation is smooth, detailed, informative, and knowledgeable. I do agree with "Illinois Gun Pros" - what if it is raining and you want to cook something, or access the fridge for a cold one? Overall, I LOVE Aliner Campers!
You can access the fridge on the inside by lifting the “bunk” mattress and opening a hatch beneath it. I’m sorry the footage of that hatch wasn’t included in the video. It should have been.
@@PrincessCraft now I like it a little bit more! You guys should include a small single or double burner portable cooker just in case somebody has no other choice but to cook inside.. Or maybe some type of awning connected to the camper that could cover the outside kitchen just in case.? Just a suggestion that's all!
@@PrincessCraft Thank you for your quick and informative response. I have been told that there is a Princesscraft dealership in Inverness, Florida - approx a 2 hr drive from my location. I definitely plan on going over and checking out your campers. They are excellent! And PJ - SHE IS ABSOLUTELY fantastic! She is EXCELLENT in her presentations!
There may be an Aliner dealership over there, but we only have one location... in Texas. But, we deliver! You’re welcome to check with our sales team to see what they can do for you! (512) 251-4536
Compromises have to be made for an A Frame camper to sleep 4 adults. I think this is well executed. Bring a shelter along if you are worried about the outdoor kitchen. I'm also sure you could figure out some kind of privacy curtain for the toilet. At least you don't have to venture into the dark for that midnight bathroom run. Especially for small children. One question though....can you open the bottom half of the door when the camper is folded down?
What about in the winter? And how safe can this be really? There is no magical compartment you can open and fold like you do with seating areas inside. That’s not good! 😔
So, let me get this straight. It's honking it down with rain, you're starving but you have to cook outside. However should you need a dump, it's ok you can do that indoors while everyone else goes outside to get away from you. Still LMFAO at that one. Why not provide a toilet tent & put the cooker indoors!
You can lift the bunk bed and access the slide out kitchen from inside. Also, if you have access to electricity, you can use electric oven/induction cooker inside. Save the toilet for rainy days though.
I love PJ and I love Aframes, but the outdoor kitchen is a big negative for me. What if it rains and you want to cook, or even just get a drink out of the refrigerator??
@Illinois Gun Pros: Agreed. First reno I would do would be to change that bunk over the outdoor kitchen to a) have an access door to the fridge and b) use as a desk and more prep area for that teeny tiny 'vanity sink'/kitchen for rainy/freezing temp days. The next would be transforming that toilet into a foldable bathroom with shower - my two major beefs with this design. Otherwise I do like it!
No big deal. Construct a tarp cover or buy a suitable cover from a camping store and you should be fine. My concern is for the capacity and convenience of the cassette toilet.
@@GeoffreyRogg survival x pro for getting filtered water through unknown water sources & youre all set with the water regard. Its light & portable & althought it would take a hot min or so to fill a lot of water, at least its something. Or you could look for something else. I personally, only was looking at the smaller water filters lol
Now I like the style of this pop up. I would have the hard shell/ front and back. Like all the hard room too. I'm 4'11" sweet camper. As always thanks. Like the pill out kitchen too. Maybe yall can add new color??? Black and burgundy. 😘💜✨💜
I can't see this type of camper lasting more than three seasons. Nice concept for a lightweight trailer for easy towing. I would buy one to tow across the country and depending on how well it stood up to daily setup and take down.
Had mine for ten years and loved it. Then over the summer a large oak tree fell on it and crushed it. Never had any issues with mine. And i plan on getting another one very soon.
Just get a gas camping stove. You can even by one of those cheap little floor mini refrigerators at Walmart and just stick it inside. But yes there should be an option if you want an inside stove and fridge.
If raining then plan for a Plan B. There's always a good Plan B. Hotplate, Foreman Grill, 17" Blackstone, ect. I like this unit and you definitely can't beat the weight for towing!!!
Not for England, we can only string two dry days together in a year. Lol, and considering most uk camping sites are well used I think the outdoor shower would prove a source of entertainment for other campers. Not for us I think. Xx
No stove or refrigerator inside.? Don't get me wrong this camper is beautiful, but they shouldn't have named it the family model. It's more of a fraternity road trip model!
Where can I purchase the struts for assistance with lifting the roof panels I. I have a 2007 Columbia North west replaced both sides of the roof with 1/2 inverter plywood so the panels are a bit heavy Thank you for reading this and look forward to hearing from you Sincerely David Adomavich
I like the goal that Aliner had with this new model, but this is a poorly designed layout compared to the closest competitor, the Chalet XL 1920 A-frame that has been around forever. The Chalet XL 1920 family model also sleeps 4 (or even 6 with the extra wide bunk beds) but unlike the Aliner it has an indoor pop-up wet bath so you get a bathroom with a shower and some degree of privacy, and has a proper kitchen with more counter space, a two basin sink, and a large actual refrigerator with freezer. So you can actually camp in the Chalet in inclement weather. If you want to cook outside with the Chalet there is a propane connection on the side that you simply jack your propane stove into.
Aliner should make great improvements when it comes to quality control. If they continue to offer a product that easily falls apart, word will get around.
I was too, When you look at the smaller Aliner LXE. That has a built in full bath and shower. Inside kitchen with microwave. You have more year aroundish camping. Some mornings would be a little cold to stand outside and cook.
Looks good but I would like to cook inside instead of outside I would like to have a restroom inside with a shower not outside. It looks big enough to have all of that inside but it doesn't
Don't know the price point but it is kind of like Aliners take on an Australian Overland series camper but I agree with the others on here if anything it should have inside kitchen with optional outdoor kitchen and toilet shower. Very confusing hodgepodge interior.
I'm disappointed with the interior, and the cushion foam seems to be light and cheap. The switch panel is problematic in our Classic as it is easy to hit when crawling into the sleeping area. I can't imagine that putting it, and it's bright red light right into the sleeping space would be an improvement. The slide out kitchen uses up much of the available front storage, looks heavy, and is only the equivalent of a Coleman stove and a cooler. The fan is up so high, that a step stool will be required to operate it. It should have a control switch mounted lower. The KoolCat also uses up much of the rear storage and is unsuitable for more extreme climates like Minnesota where we camp in our Classic. Much better to have a furnace and a side mounted AC unit. They don't stick out much farther than the TV side mirror. Happy to see that they have finally included a hand grip by the door.
When are these designers going to create a livable space? Love the hard side, foldability but I would think that in 18 feet they could give a full space with a foldable walled bathroom and at least a counter space for a portable stove and Frig. No way do I want to be forced to prepare all food outside.
Aliner LXE had all of that and it was "smaller". Yet it had full bathroom with shower inside. And kitchen that had a microwave, 2 burners, and a fridge that had a freezer. Not one or the other like this one seemed to be.
Is this family model available with the option of an interior kitchen similar to the Classic and Ranger? That’s really a deal breaker for me, other than that I like this model.
I wanted an Aliner for a long time and finally purchased one a year or so ago. Two big issues. Inside under seat air conditioners units are nearly useless. Don’t know if it’s design error or just to small(BTU’s) but in temps above 85 it’s unbearable. For such a small space this is unacceptable. One would have thought this would have been a basic thing they would check pre production! I’m not sure if it’s the same for the units with a/c mounted on outside. And this is a problem even in the shade. Number two. Don’t drive in the rain!! It’s leaks. No problem when set up but will get wet inside if you travel in rain. No maybe about it: it will leak. I have owned numerous campers in my life and although I love the space and design I would never purchase another.)
My guess (and it's strictly a guess) is that the most common places where this trailer will be used are campgrounds with restroom facilities. And, I also guess that there are seating spaces for guests.
Princess Craft No sorry, I meant at 10:34... the huge front window with the blue light? It’s right behind you at 10:34. That’s what I like. Thank you in advance for going to look at the video again and find out for me. I don’t know why I said 21:11. My bad.
PJ is 5’ tall. She is easily the most comfortable in front of the camera among the staff here at the dealership, so she presents in our videos by default. We’re a relatively small staff, so we lean on each other’s strengths. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
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Reasons to watch Princess Craft RV:
- I love princess craft she is lovely and calm.
-She doesn’t yell or be too quiet when presenting an RV.
-And she always starts the inside cause that’s what makes you want to watch the video and, I always have to skip to watch the inside of an RV, but I saw this channel and I loved it!
😁😊
Very true on the reverse showing! 😃
Me and three of my children are currently living in our minivan. We could definitely use a small camper like this to make life a little easier/morr comfortable. One day...
This Lady know's what she is doing AND talking about ! My compliment's ..Well Done !
PJ you are a great presenter. I love this camper...big plus is it is easy to tow.
I love Aliners. Hard walls vs tent makes this a great option for my family in cooler temp areas or areas with dangerous critters out at night. I like that level of protection for my 3 kids vs a tent camper.
I'd like to see Tern Overland pop out dual pane windows at the dormers so we could ventilate even in a rain storm.
I like off road tear drop trailers but my wife wants a toilet and those tiny trailer simply cant have one inside. This solves alot of my problems.
I also like that they took a page from the Australian camping handbook with the pull out outdoor kitchen.
I need to do an actual camping review video on this model.
It would be awesome to see your review on this!
Have you ever seen a bear ripp a car door off?. I dont think any camper will withstand bears tearing it up unless you get an off grid metal box campers
@@beverlybalius9303 Against bears, probably your only real option might be to have a van of some sort. As soon as those claws start ripping through the metal, leap into the driver's seat and floor it out of there.
@B Annoying I don't think it's about being eaten. It's more about being more protected than with soft nylon. A hard wall gives you "time" to react because nothing on earth just really just eats you without sniffing you out first. With a hard wall you have more time to grab bear spray or a pistol. Works well with 2 legged pests as well.
@B Annoying it has nothing to do with being scared to sleep in the woods. Its about being prepared especially if you have little ones (maybe your grandkids) I'm assuming you don't have alligators or crocodiles in your state?
I really enjoy your walk throughs. You understand that the inside is the
most important, because if you don't like the inside there's no point in looking at all the fancy stuff on the outside.
Tastefully worded, informative and professionally done. THANK YOU. You are the gold standard for video production on travel trailers, RVs, etc.
Thanks for the video. Very informative. I love the outside cooler and stove.
The outside kitchen is the best part of this trailer!
Terrific presenter, wonderfully explained, a joy to watch !
I love it hopefully they will offer the outside kitchen with a king size north-south bed . I do see where all the space is being used so it might not work
Great review PJ, you have a much better presentation style as opposed to most other RV video presenters.
It's an interesting camper. PJ of course, is GREAT! Her presentation is smooth, detailed, informative, and knowledgeable. I do agree with "Illinois Gun Pros" - what if it is raining and you want to cook something, or access the fridge for a cold one? Overall, I LOVE Aliner Campers!
You can access the fridge on the inside by lifting the “bunk” mattress and opening a hatch beneath it. I’m sorry the footage of that hatch wasn’t included in the video. It should have been.
@@PrincessCraft now I like it a little bit more! You guys should include a small single or double burner portable cooker just in case somebody has no other choice but to cook inside.. Or maybe some type of awning connected to the camper that could cover the outside kitchen just in case.? Just a suggestion that's all!
@@PrincessCraft Thank you for your quick and informative response. I have been told that there is a Princesscraft dealership in Inverness, Florida - approx a 2 hr drive from my location. I definitely plan on going over and checking out your campers. They are excellent! And PJ - SHE IS ABSOLUTELY fantastic! She is EXCELLENT in her presentations!
There may be an Aliner dealership over there, but we only have one location... in Texas. But, we deliver! You’re welcome to check with our sales team to see what they can do for you! (512) 251-4536
I love my lady pj. She is beautiful as ever. Love the trailer. The only down fall is the pull out kitchen. If it rain I hope I have sandwiches. Lol.
Compromises have to be made for an A Frame camper to sleep 4 adults. I think this is well executed. Bring a shelter along if you are worried about the outdoor kitchen. I'm also sure you could figure out some kind of privacy curtain for the toilet. At least you don't have to venture into the dark for that midnight bathroom run. Especially for small children.
One question though....can you open the bottom half of the door when the camper is folded down?
I love the way the 30 amp plug in is right beside the outdoor shower....Good thinking there.....zzz zzz zzzzz zzzz....
k2kain makes you wonder if the designers have ever went camping, ever! Especially with the product they design!
What about in the winter?
And how safe can this be really? There is no magical compartment you can open and fold like you do with seating areas inside. That’s not good! 😔
So, let me get this straight. It's honking it down with rain, you're starving but you have to cook outside. However should you need a dump, it's ok you can do that indoors while everyone else goes outside to get away from you. Still LMFAO at that one. Why not provide a toilet tent & put the cooker indoors!
You can lift the bunk bed and access the slide out kitchen from inside. Also, if you have access to electricity, you can use electric oven/induction cooker inside. Save the toilet for rainy days though.
@@devsoftech Only use the toilet for number 1...... Thats the golden rule.
I don’t have 20 minutes for every video she’s in! Maybe one day I’ll watch one without forwarding the video 8 times
Sencillamente increíble.Es perfecto
Nice presentation
Glad you liked it
I love PJ and I love Aframes, but the outdoor kitchen is a big negative for me. What if it rains and you want to cook, or even just get a drink out of the refrigerator??
We're camping. In the Great Outdoors. We will cope.
@Illinois Gun Pros: Agreed. First reno I would do would be to change that bunk over the outdoor kitchen to a) have an access door to the fridge and b) use as a desk and more prep area for that teeny tiny 'vanity sink'/kitchen for rainy/freezing temp days. The next would be transforming that toilet into a foldable bathroom with shower - my two major beefs with this design. Otherwise I do like it!
No big deal. Construct a tarp cover or buy a suitable cover from a camping store and you should be fine. My concern is for the capacity and convenience of the cassette toilet.
@@GeoffreyRogg survival x pro for getting filtered water through unknown water sources & youre all set with the water regard. Its light & portable & althought it would take a hot min or so to fill a lot of water, at least its something. Or you could look for something else. I personally, only was looking at the smaller water filters lol
Just get the electric skillet out and grab a beer out of the ice chest beside the porta potty! Lol
Nice, that's adorable. Love your pleasant and confident instruction.
Now I like the style of this pop up. I would have the hard shell/ front and back. Like all the hard room too. I'm 4'11" sweet camper. As always thanks. Like the pill out kitchen too. Maybe yall can add new color??? Black and burgundy. 😘💜✨💜
"Hard dormers mean you don't have to worry about bears."
Bear: "Hold me beer."
Yep. We have never met a camper a bear couldn’t get into. We’ve seen a lot of campers.
I wish they would put a dry bath in, they could use the space better.alit if wasted space. I like the lance’s
Luvvit. Awesome Demo🤩✔️✔️✔️
Watching 👀from London UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Well done.
Best presenter/reviewer on RUclips! Plus easy on the eyes :)
I can't see this type of camper lasting more than three seasons. Nice concept for a lightweight trailer for easy towing. I would buy one to tow across the country and depending on how well it stood up to daily setup and take down.
Slim *i dont remember his last name or so* is a youtuber with an aliner, & hes been using it for yrs.
Slim Potatoehead on youtube. I believe he has said he is in his 5th year of using his.
Had mine for ten years and loved it. Then over the summer a large oak tree fell on it and crushed it. Never had any issues with mine. And i plan on getting another one very soon.
The price.? I love it
I was going to ask when you would cover this new camper. Very excited to see it.
Not a good layout. What if it is raining. Can't access the kitchen from the inside.
Totally true
Use a camping stove
Just get a gas camping stove. You can even by one of those cheap little floor mini refrigerators at Walmart and just stick it inside. But yes there should be an option if you want an inside stove and fridge.
Robert Daone , use your umbrella ☔️
If raining then plan for a Plan B. There's always a good Plan B. Hotplate, Foreman Grill, 17" Blackstone, ect. I like this unit and you definitely can't beat the weight for towing!!!
Really good presentation.
How resistant is it to heavy rains like a typhoon? The kitchen and fridge is outside, no access if it rains.
Typhoons? Lol it's on wheels if you have a high wind warning maybe you should go somewhere else.
Not for England, we can only string two dry days together in a year. Lol, and considering most uk camping sites are well used I think the outdoor shower would prove a source of entertainment for other campers.
Not for us I think. Xx
I like the set up, lots of space. I see a need for an awning and additional shower. Cant they make it in stainless steel?
very beautiful. i like it.
Great camper.
No stove or refrigerator inside.? Don't get me wrong this camper is beautiful, but they shouldn't have named it the family model. It's more of a fraternity road trip model!
FART model.
Mmm even single ppl would like a refrigerator an stove we like to eat an cook too
@@jborrego2406 and* stove
Yeah would have to bring your own innovative pita table fridge and a griddle and crock pot lol
Great video thank you
I like the design of the camper. How are you going to cook if it's raining outside? Take one of the beds out of it and put a kitchen inside of it.
The other Expedition model by Aliner has just that! Something for everyone.
Where can I purchase the struts for assistance with lifting the roof panels I. I have a 2007 Columbia North west replaced both sides of the roof with 1/2 inverter plywood so the panels are a bit heavy
Thank you for reading this and look forward to hearing from you Sincerely David Adomavich
I love that this little lady can totally get it open and closed lol
Did the rear window have a screen I couldn’t tell for sure?
Pretty cool!
I like the goal that Aliner had with this new model, but this is a poorly designed layout compared to the closest competitor, the Chalet XL 1920 A-frame that has been around forever.
The Chalet XL 1920 family model also sleeps 4 (or even 6 with the extra wide bunk beds) but unlike the Aliner it has an indoor pop-up wet bath so you get a bathroom with a shower and some degree of privacy, and has a proper kitchen with more counter space, a two basin sink, and a large actual refrigerator with freezer. So you can actually camp in the Chalet in inclement weather. If you want to cook outside with the Chalet there is a propane connection on the side that you simply jack your propane stove into.
Aliner should make great improvements when it comes to quality control. If they continue to offer a product that easily falls apart, word will get around.
Thank you for the video.
Can u park in the stree ?
Where is the shizzer! Love how she says to dump the gray where you feel safe, meaning anywhere if you are lazy.
6:59
We don’t have these in England ...I wish we did . I love these Aliners .
Do have them in Australia, built by Avan that builds its own versions plus othe RV's
www.avan.com.au
I was extremely underwhelmed by the interior . A huge disappointment from such a big space .
You were hoping for a 65" tv an pool table?
@@Vera-xu3xw and* a* pool table
@@DarthVader1977 That was so necessary
😂🖕🏼
It's really impressive how smart you are.
I was too, When you look at the smaller Aliner LXE. That has a built in full bath and shower. Inside kitchen with microwave. You have more year aroundish camping. Some mornings would be a little cold to stand outside and cook.
@@Steinerecliner its close. The slider kitchen should be able to be used inside(rain). And have an indoor shower and awning.
I love that there is an option for families!
About how much for one of these?
You guys show A feame trailer model Expedition 35 where can i buy one in California
Where would I find a good used one I could make payments on?
On another note, PJ’s tours are 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼.
Is there a dealership in Georgia?
Where can you find these and what is a price range
Love it! As long as the price is right! 👍😍💞
Looks good but I would like to cook inside instead of outside I would like to have a restroom inside with a shower not outside. It looks big enough to have all of that inside but it doesn't
Its a family model, but you would have to lose the other sleeping side for the bathroom imo I wouldn't mind.
Mason -yeah, the model you’re talking about is really nice for a couple. Doesn’t have the bunk or side bed that each sleep one person.
Since you didn't mention any price tag, I've gotta ask, is it free?
How much is the price
They keep getting better and better!! Love it.
Thank you
No awning?
WOW, Nice.
you always do a good review
where is the storage for clothes?
Don't know the price point but it is kind of like Aliners take on an Australian Overland series camper but I agree with the others on here if anything it should have inside kitchen with optional outdoor kitchen and toilet shower. Very confusing hodgepodge interior.
thisis my dream Trailer
Is it available in india
I'm disappointed with the interior, and the cushion foam seems to be light and cheap. The switch panel is problematic in our Classic as it is easy to hit when crawling into the sleeping area. I can't imagine that putting it, and it's bright red light right into the sleeping space would be an improvement. The slide out kitchen uses up much of the available front storage, looks heavy, and is only the equivalent of a Coleman stove and a cooler. The fan is up so high, that a step stool will be required to operate it. It should have a control switch mounted lower. The KoolCat also uses up much of the rear storage and is unsuitable for more extreme climates like Minnesota where we camp in our Classic. Much better to have a furnace and a side mounted AC unit. They don't stick out much farther than the TV side mirror. Happy to see that they have finally included a hand grip by the door.
When are these designers going to create a livable space? Love the hard side, foldability but I would think that in 18 feet they could give a full space with a foldable walled bathroom and at least a counter space for a portable stove and Frig. No way do I want to be forced to prepare all food outside.
Aliner LXE had all of that and it was "smaller". Yet it had full bathroom with shower inside. And kitchen that had a microwave, 2 burners, and a fridge that had a freezer. Not one or the other like this one seemed to be.
What’s the msrp
Is this family model available with the option of an interior kitchen similar to the Classic and Ranger? That’s really a deal breaker for me, other than that I like this model.
How long do Aliners last in the Texas heat?
Love this one
If I could change one thing I would've put the sink outside and left the fridge in the coach or put them both outside.
Do these windows have screens? Very much like your presentations!
How much is the family expedition with the optional propane tank.
You are welcome to text or call 512-251-4536 for our sale prices at this time!
I just want to know how tall PJ is so I can scale these RVs. She's got to be tiny. I'll try another dealer.
I’m 5’ tall. Not tiny, but shorter than most! The peak on the expedition is 8’ tall, so there is plenty of headroom in the center of this trailer!
I wanted an Aliner for a long time and finally purchased one a year or so ago. Two big issues. Inside under seat air conditioners units are nearly useless. Don’t know if it’s design error or just to small(BTU’s) but in temps above 85 it’s unbearable. For such a small space this is unacceptable. One would have thought this would have been a basic thing they would check pre production! I’m not sure if it’s the same for the units with a/c mounted on outside. And this is a problem even in the shade. Number two. Don’t drive in the rain!! It’s leaks. No problem when set up but will get wet inside if you travel in rain. No maybe about it: it will leak. I have owned numerous campers in my life and although I love the space and design I would never purchase another.)
Where is the rain coming in when traveling? A simple fix would be a tarp and a few bungee's.
My never leaks. I drive in the rain all the time. Maybe it’s just yours.
Fritty 99 thanks for the review
I agree in heavy rain but nothing a few towels won’t suck up. And why I prefer my side air conditioner
@@lhgross48 very true. It did take a while for cushions to dry though. It was usually during hard rain.
i missed the bathroom. why so much seating
My guess (and it's strictly a guess) is that the most common places where this trailer will be used are campgrounds with restroom facilities. And, I also guess that there are seating spaces for guests.
More people to fit in this model.
It was the large Gatorade bottle sitting on the counter.
Do they ever leak in heavy rain?
If the seals aren't properly maintained, leaks may develop. Seals are pretty easy to inspect, maintain, or replace.
What’s the price tag on this unit
They are running around $25,000, depending on the layout and options. Give us a call at Princesscraft RV if you want more specifics.
shipping too Denmark. we dont got these cool campers, we only got the regular ones :(
Nice.
How much cost
Expeditions usually run about 21-23k
Cute camper
Is it available in Sweden ??? Love it❤️
At 21:11, what is the trailer behind you, with the tinted window and blue light?
It's a Retro by Riverside RV.
Princess Craft No sorry, I meant at 10:34... the huge front window with the blue light? It’s right behind you at 10:34. That’s what I like. Thank you in advance for going to look at the video again and find out for me. I don’t know why I said 21:11. My bad.
Thanks it's Awesome
For boondocking it doesn't seem to carry a lot of water ???
If the walls are not heavy, does it mean the trailer will get cold easy in cold weather?
A youtuber named slim has an airliner & uses it during winter. Although its not his favorite season, he does it.
What an awesome RV. Are these available in Canada.
They are. Check the Aliner website. They have a dealer locator on their website that should be helpful in finding a dealer near you.
can you haul kayaks on top of it?
Ask Slim Potatoehead sp? on RUclips
How much for this model?
@16:30 HOW TALL ARE YOU lol
I'm guessing there's a reason they used you to show this RV?
I love the RV great design
PJ is 5’ tall. She is easily the most comfortable in front of the camera among the staff here at the dealership, so she presents in our videos by default. We’re a relatively small staff, so we lean on each other’s strengths. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
PJ is the boss. When she decides to do a particular video, she creates a polished, professional product.
Me gusto mucho me gustaria saber el precio
Don't put ads on your video if you're trying to sell something. I'm not trying to watch a commercial while I watch a commercial.
What is the price? You never give them