Why does it look so dark and gloomy inside? Too much depressing grey tones and dark reds. If I'm going to be staying inside a camper I would want it to be warm, bright, homey and inviting. This looks like a lab.
Super. I'm glad they were brave enough to install that drain under the dining area. I can shower during breakfast. Just kidding. I love the simplicity.
FWC should abandon propane heaters. Diesel is a dry heat and propane just promotes condensation. The best thing about this video is the redarc system. This is a solid camper why not make it functional. I’d go with a wood stove before propane.
Propane is fine, but it's the cheap outdated suburban style furnace they need to get rid of. Truma heating should be standard at their ridiculous prices.
Why does it look so dark and gloomy inside? Too much depressing grey tones and dark reds. If I'm going to be staying inside a camper I would want it to be warm, bright, homey and inviting. This looks like a lab.
Super.
I'm glad they were brave
enough to install that
drain under the dining
area.
I can shower during breakfast.
Just kidding.
I love the simplicity.
😁
Nice! Thanks for a great vid! Please what truck is this on?
4:35 what would you use to do the biz if no cassette? A compost toilet?
Came in the comments to ask this same thing. $40K camper but you're still digging a hole in the woods to do #2 😂 #priorities
Nice. I wish they put more natural light capacity in these units.
FWC should abandon propane heaters. Diesel is a dry heat and propane just promotes condensation. The best thing about this video is the redarc system. This is a solid camper why not make it functional. I’d go with a wood stove before propane.
Propane is fine, but it's the cheap outdated suburban style furnace they need to get rid of. Truma heating should be standard at their ridiculous prices.
Possible to add rooftop ac?
No
You can add from a window thats portable like we have
Any pictures or videos?
If you go to their website you can add an roof AC unit that is 12 volt