Category — Campers

Volkswagen UK Company was established in 1952, the motor car is an icon of the 20th Century, and few car manufacturers have produced so many legendary cars as Volkswagen.

The Beetle, the best-selling car of all time; the Volkswagen bus or VW camper van, a symbol of a generation; and the Golf, a modern masterpiece, are automobiles that have become an unforgettable part of the cultural and personal lives of millions.

VW (Volkswagen) camper vans otherwise known as a Volkswagen bus were built nearly sixty years ago and is now becoming one of the great vehicles of all times. Whether you are eighteen or eighty five the VW camper van represents a certain way of life and will always turn people’s heads and make them think they wished they had one.

What started the VW camper vans or VW buses? In 1947, a revolutionary idea of Ben Pon (a Dutch businessman), was presented to VW about building a vehicle based on the design of a so-called plattenwagen (which looked like a push bike with moped engines), however his design would be an oblong transport vehicle that weighed 750 kilos with the cargo being 750 kilos as well, it was designed for internal factory transportation at the Volkswagen plant.

The first two prototypes of the Volkswagen camper vans or buses, then called a VW transporter, were developed by Volkswagen designers based on Pon’s idea, however it first had a rectangular cabin which had no curvature at all, and when tested had disappointing results. So Pon’s proposal of a well curved cabin which featured an aerodynamic shape was an excellent step forward. The development of this idea was left alone for a time.

It was not until a year after that this idea was developed, when Heinrich Nordhoff (the then new chief of Volkswagen) and Alfred Haesner (technical manager) decided to work with Pon and develop his idea for Volkswagen. This simple design of a transport-van soon became a blueprint for the future and the development of the famous VW camper vans or VW bus.

Today, even after about sixty years from when the VW camper vans were first developed, its improvement and enhancement throughout the early years of its manufacturing, and the coming out of much more modern and innovated cars from VW, the VW camper vans remains to be an unbeatable classic that still catches the eye and an icon of great automobiles in history.

If your type of recreational vehicle is a Volkswagen then look no further because VW Camper has it all covered, just for you.

VW Camper and Commercial was established in 2000, the same year that marked the 50th Anniversary of the launch of the Volkswagen Transporter, with the strapline “For those who live their life with a van.”

Aside from highlighting and celebrating the VW camper bus, in all its forms, the magazine caters for all things bus related. It has ‘How To’ features that focuses on subjects from fitting a sunroof or Dormobile elevating roof through to replacing panels and sills. If you are for interesting routes, campsites and also stories that range from crossing Africa to touring the Cairngorms in winter, then the ‘Travel’ section is most suited for you. It will bring you from one wildlife adventure to another or simply, a respite away from the bustling metropolis.

‘Archive’, in the otherhand, are stories that trace back the development and history of particular models such as the Samba, Pick Up or Camping Conversions ranging from Devon to Sundial. The ‘Bus Doctor’ is ever ready to help out with technical queries, even with news and products, that will keep you updated with bus related accessories and goodies as well as what’s new on the scene.

Each issue features top quality buses, from across all generations, to inspire and admire. Whether your passion is for Splitty, Bay or T25, VW Camper and Commercial will bring you the best around and not just from the show circuit. Many of its features are buses restored by their owners to be used as daily drivers, and you don’t have to have spent loads with certain names to be featured. They also recognize and profile the T4 and T5. Profile different interior layouts used by converters like Danbury, Devon, Westfalia or Viking and looks into feature interiors designed by its owners.

The editor, David Eccles, has owned a VW camper since taking one overland to India back in 1976. He has owned his current 1967 Devon Camper since 1978. For many years every summer was spent travelling and camping in the bus with his family, both at home and abroad.

He has written for various magazines ranging from Total VW to Practical Motorhomes and is the author of “VW Transporter and Microbus – Specifications and Modifications 1950 – 1967″. Currently, he is writing a new book about the various camping on- versions and interior lay- outs that traces changes and models from 1951 through to the present day.

Aside from driving his own and writing all about a VW Camper, Eccles is also Head of English at an inner city comprehensive school.

Their latest Summer and Spring 2006 issue features the ’59 Deluxe Devon, Atlantic Crossing and ’72 Dormobile. It also looks into another vehicle entitled “More Bling Than Beckham”.

VW Camper & Commercial is definitely the magazine for those who live their life with a Volkswagen van. If you drive a Type 2 then this is for you.

Vintage campers are the classic campers that were very popular around late 1930′s until probably the 60′s, now it is enjoying a recent rise in popularity, as people look back to simpler, less hectic times, seeking the high quality “machine age” design and craftsmanship of the early airstreams.

Most vintage campers nowadays are designed from the original craftsmanship of tin and airstream types, but some are restored from the original ones and are added a little extra innovation. However for most vintage camper seekers and buyers, they would look for a vintage camper dating back from the 30′s, 40′s or 60′s, buy them and have them restored.

Why buy a vintage camper? Well, most people prefer their classic looks and quality construction, they find it fun and exciting to restore, it uses real wood and not synthetics, they are most easy and inexpensive to maintain, they increase in value rather than decrease, they look great towed behind a classic car or truck, and they are a nice way to enjoy the great outdoors.

If you are looking for original restorable vintage campers, then you might want to check out vintagecampers.com. They have a wide array of original vintage campers that you can choose from. Here are some of them:

1939 Platt 24′ Tandem

Exterior
This vintage camper trailer has a very cool body style with awesome lines. Most of exterior components are original and intact. This trailer will need lots of work but you will have a rare jewel when completed.

Interior
Original interior is pretty much all there with the exception of appliances.

Running gear
Has original running gear but bearings and brakes have not been inspected or tested.

Furnishings
No curtains, but has dinette cushions that are not original but in good shape.

Electrical
It has 110 volt lights, and has original porcelain wall scone-less shade. Has electrical breaks on front axle only and it is untested.

LP System
Has refrigerator with original two door side ice box with all original hardware intact.

Plumbing
This vintage camper originally had a dry sink in the kitchen with a copper drain line running outside, and is still there and intact. Modern plumbing could be added to this unit.

Other
This vintage camper trailer is a rare find. Most pre-war camping trailers are long gone. This trailer is very restorable and would be a one of a kind jewel once restored. This trailer would need a full restoration but is definitely worth sinking some time and money into.
Price: $2500.00

1947 Spartan 25′ Manor

Exterior
This Vintage Spartan has a very nice exterior skin with most exterior components there and intact. Has had some electrical outlets added. This is the smallest Spartan made and can be towed easily with most vehicles.

Interior
This vintage camper has pretty nice interior although some upgrades have been made. It could be camped in with only minor work done.

Running Gear
Ready to be towed any distance. Has new tires, wheel bearings repacked, lights in rear, and electric brakes are in working order.

Furnishings
Has curtains and futon has been added in rear, no bed or mattresses and dinette cushions.

Electrical
Has original Trumbell brand 2 circuit breaker boxes with new 30 amp plug and cord added.

Plumbing
Newer plastic fresh water lines added with newer PVC drains.

Other
This vintage camper trailer is nice overall which has great potential. It can camp in and fix-up at the same time. It needs a little work.
Price: $3,750.00

There are plenty more where these vintage camper trailers come from, some may need a lot of restoration other just a few, but for vintage camper seekers, you know the fun is in restoration and all you need to do is find what you want. Check out more of this at vintagecampers.com.

Despite the fact that it is no longer brand new, any second- hand material still has its own advantage. There are actually a lot of great deals on used campers but it is important to educate yourself on what to look for before an immediate purchase.

Knowing the difference between normal wear & tear and signs of abuse can be very beneficial. This is also to achieve your money’s worth and quickly catch a problem or two.  Be confident in buying used campers:

After few repairs and some elbow grease, many used campers can instantly glimmer like the latest edition of the 1990′s model. Kidding aside, it will not even be obvious that it was just passed on to you for how many bucks. If you are ready then you can find lots of real exchange in mushrooming garage sales, bazaar shops and flee markets.

An example of this would be, a person named Bobby bought a 1978 Palomino for $100. A new lift arm, a new set of 10 inches tires and a lot of soap and water made his little trailer a winner that he and his family used for three years.

There are also homemade awnings and cabinets that looked as good if not better than the factory installed ones with a replacement of a worn- out canvas. Most of the manufactures and their dealers stock parts for their campers and companies like Canvas Replacements in Loyal, Wisconsin carry parts, repair kits and canvases for many of the modern campers as well as some that are basically extinct.

Search anywhere for used campers:

Many newspapers usually include camper advertisements in with the boats, RVs and motorcycles. However, they may be found in the general classifieds or even automotive sections. There is always a list of used campers eBay.com as well as the many online classified forums. You can directly call or visit RV dealers because they sometimes get used campers in trade when someone buys a new travel trailer or a motorhome. Also check to see if they have any left-over campers on their lot. Wherever you look it is necessary to be a smart shopper and know how to spot real value so you can get a good deal.

Make sure your tow vehicle is rated to pull the camper you want to buy. Most owner manuals will inspect the tow rating or you can find it online atwww.trailerlife.com. You find the trailer’s weight on sticker that should be mounted on the off-door side towards the front of the camper.

Before you finally decide to name a price for those used campers, ask a lot of questions, kick the tires and hit the road to your site.

Planning for an outdoor camping but still attached to the comforts of your own home? Get moving already because truck campers are ever ready to justify those arguments.

In one single vehicle, you can still sleep with those crisp linens, cook your favorite dish and take a shower with no hassles.

Here is a list of truck campers from three manufacturers that you can choose from:

* Truck Campers by Lance
Lance Lite Series 815
A lightweight, fully- self contained camper that is complete with a shower, toilet, heater, sink, stove, dining area, queen- size bed and forced- air furnace. It also has plenty of rooms to make memories that will last for a lifetime. It has an interior floor length of 8’6″ and an interior height of 6’6″.

Lance Series 951
This has been totally redesigned for 2006. It returns with slideout rooms and sub- floor basement compartments for increased storage and tank capacities. This has a 9’11″ wet bath camper with a dinette and refrigerator on a full- wall curbside that comes standard with a seamless, marine- grade thermoplastic polyolefin roof and fiber glass exterior.

Lance Max Series 1181
Top- of- the- line model with a fabulously large dry bath, huge roll- put pantry, three spacious drawers and increased counter space. It has a full- wall slideout with dinette, wardrobe and deluxe double- door refrigerator. There is also a new mirrored wardrobe for extra storage and huge insulated skylight for ventilation screen in the high- head clearance cabover.

* Truck Campers by Palomino
Bronco
Bronco is a folding truck built for the back roads. These lightweight truck-mounted campers are ideally suited for today’s pick up trucks with a low profile that enhances fuel efficiency and easy handling on the road. A roomy interior is created with a pop-up roof that increases living space. With hard sidewalls on the lower portion of the unit and the upper portion made of sturdy vinyl tent fabric, the roof is easily raised and lowered with a smooth operating crank-up lifting system.

Yearling
You’ll want to kick up the dust and head out for uncharted territory with this midsize affordable camping trailer. The Yearling is built for adventure with a sturdy, yet lightweight, design that’s road tough and easy to tow. Packed with easy living features and quality components, these family friendly units offer incredible value for carefree travel and long-lasting enjoyment.

Stampede
Run for fun in this ultra lightweight hybrid trailer by Palomino. The Stampede features an all-aluminum superstructure that’s aerodynamically designed for easy towing and handling, yet with a spacious living interior that makes the going easy. Slide-out models offer even more generous living space along with an abundance of innovative storage features. Fully furnished with home-like comforts, the Stampede is ready to run wherever the open road leads.

* Truck Campers by Bigfoot
1500 Series
Featuring Bigfoot’s proven two-piece molded fiberglass construction, these models are insulated using a high-density 1″ polystyrene insulation and come equipped with an impressive list of standard features. It has high quality appliances and three stylish interior decors to choose from. With four models available in both long and short box configurations, there’s a Bigfoot 1500 Series to fit your RV lifestyle requirements.

2500 Series
Constructed out of two molded gelcoat fiberglass shells that are joined together similar to a deck and hull of a boat, thus giving the camper its extremely durable and weatherproof design. Available in both long and short box configurations, Bigfoot 2500 Series is insulated using a 1″ high-density polystyrene insulation and feature a comprehensive list of standard features. It has a large exterior basement storage compartments which is enclosed. It is also insulated fresh with a wastewater holding tank that is heated by a 30,000 BTU high output furnace.

3000 Series
This has a durable construction combined with superior insulation values. This deluxe wide-body 3000 Series offer our proprietary Fibercore Wall System. It is combined with Bigfoot’s standard features such as a slide-out dual battery compartment, high output 30,000 BTU furnace.

Truck campers may cause how many bucks but the ease you will be all worth it.

Truck camper shells are enclosures that fit over a standard truck. Most of them are made of fiberglass or aluminum but there are also collapsible covers available. They are perfect for smaller camping trips to provide shelter for you and your stuff.

Most people use truck camper shells for everyday use in protecting their equipments from the elements. Truck camper shells generally consist of a hard cover and may include a back and side window that makes them ideal for weekend camping trips and other short camping trips. Although the amount of room supplied by the truck bed and additional head is every limited, they still can protect you from the elements while camping. Collapsible covers are advisable for those who just need them for quick outings where removing or adding the shell is very convenient, compared to fiberglass or aluminum models. They work well in environments where conditions are not severe.

A truck camper shell needs to be fitted to the type of truck you have so they vary in styles and prices. You may want to check with your dealer if a shell is available for your year, make and model. The prices range from less than $1000 for basic covering to several thousand dollars for a much innovated camper shell. Here are some lists of top quality truck camper shells:

SNUGTOP Truck Camper Shells
One of the leading manufacturer’s of fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers. Innovation in design and technology is keeping SNUGTOP on top and has resulted in SNUGTOP’s solid reputation and tremendous brand-name recognition.

A.R.E. Truck Camper Shells
A.R.E. is also a leading manufacturer of fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers for pickup trucks. Their truck caps are available painted to match your truck with many different options to meet your specific needs. They have seven unique styles of fiberglass truck caps, and aluminum commercial units, A.R.E. may be the perfect partner for your truck.

LEER Truck Camper Shells
Leer is a leading producer of fiberglass tuck caps and tonneaus for all current and recent model year pickup trucks. Leer fiberglass truck models feature unique styling, a great list of standard features, and a wide range of options.

Raider Truck Camper Shells
Raider Industries is leading the way on premium-quality truck caps and tonneaus product development for new trucks. Leading the way with the most innovative tonneau cover currently in the market place today, the purchase of Raider truck camper shells will put your truck in a class of its own.

Depending on the type of shell you purchase, a basic covering or customized model, truck camper shells are a convenient and practical solution for camping shelters, they also have the ability to be used year round for any type of storage or transportation, which makes them a great improvement to your pickup truck.

Have you ever dreamed of a vacation on the go, where you just travel wherever you want yet bring with you the convenience, comfort and beauty of your home? A vacation where you just go on your own pace taking all the time to stay and look at a beautiful spot for sunset?

Well, you may be dreaming of a travel on wheels, a trailer camper, where there’s no need for the rush to get to place you want and not find a hotel because it’s in the middle of nowhere. Imagine the comfort of travel without worry and stress of inflexible schedules, advance reservations, long lines, overbooking, and lost luggage. Or what about no flights to catch, no security hassles, no hauling of heavy bags in and out of costly hotel rooms. Yes, there’s no place like home, especially if you can bring home with you wherever you go and whenever you want.

One of the best trailer campers that can be found available today is the TrailManor trailer camper. TrailManor expandable trailer camper is ideal for people who want to step up from the tent trailer, but don’t want the difficulty of a conventional travel trailer. Here are some features of the TrailManor trailer camper that makes it one of the best travel trailers in the market today.

What to look for in a trailer camper

Easy Towing
The light weight and low profile makes TrailManor trailer camper easier and safer to tow, plus you get better gas mileage. That makes this trailer camper an ideal choice for today’s smaller vehicles, including 6-cylinder SUV’s, pickups, and even minivans. The unique TrailManor design gives you the easy towing of a tent camper, plus features you’d expect to find only in upright travel trailers. TrailManor trailer camper provides uniquely easy towing per pound due to the very low wind drag and the very stable ride resulting from axle placement.

Easy Setup
You can open and close a TrailManor trailer camper in the rain without everything inside getting wet. It’s as easy as opening a car trunk, no cranks or cables. First you release the latches that keep the trailer secure for towing. Then an easy pull opens the top sections. These are especially counter balanced, so it’s as simple as opening a car trunk. You have permanent beds, but you don’t have to wrestle with bed supports, because they pull out automatically. You get more time to relax, because it takes almost no time to set up. In fact, you can set up a TrailManor trailer camper in as little as two minutes. Its innovative system of opening is reliable and comes with a warranty.

More Comfort
Features include a hardwall bathroom with tub, a complete kitchen, a luxurious interior, and hardwall construction for security and comfort (no canvas bedrooms). You can camp in comfort and luxury. The highly-insulated walls keep you warmer in winter and cooler in the summer.

Fits in a garage
Imagine being able to store a full-sized travel trailer in your garage, you can also choose the patented swing-around tongue which reduces storage length by two feet. The 26-foot models fit neatly into a 17 1/2-foot garage.

When shopping for a trailer camper, always look into details, easy towing, easy setup, more comfort, and fits in the garage are important factors that you should consider in deciding what type of trailer camper to choose. There are many trailer campers in the market today, all you need to do is know how to choose and decide.

“An outdoor adventure with George Lucas, Queen Amidala and Darth Vader?” A ten year old boy shouts in excitement as you talked to him about Starcraft Camper. Funny it may seem but the innocence of a child is just definitely irresistible.

Starcraft camper has a long history of innovation and market leadership dating all the way back to 1903. Its headquarters is located in the heart of Northern Indiana’s Amish country. Originally, it produced livestock tanks and other metal farm equipment. In the 1920′s, it added a variety of boats to their line- up of products and services.

In 1964, Starcraft camper entered the recreational vehicle industry with a line of folding camping trailers. The camper’s innovative features, including a hardtop and crank-up lifter system, quickly achieved a major share of the RV market. Through the 1960′s and 1990′s, it grew to become a dominant RV, marine and van conversion manufacturer.

Today, Starcraft camper offers soft-sided truck campers, folding camping trailers, full-size travel trailers and fifth wheels in North America. It is manufactured in the most excellent facility- 300, 000 square feet of floor space strictly to manufacturing while another 30,000 square feet houses. Every vehicle they produce is repeatedly audited at various stations throughout each production line. Electrical, LP and water systems are checked, as well as fit and finish, standards and options, and correct loose items.

Here are the different brands of a Starcraft camper:

* Folding camping trailers offer a complete galley and generous storage. A variety of features are available, including slideout dinettes, king- size bunk ends and bathroom facilities.

* Pine mountain trucks are surrounded by the laminated Filon exterior bonded sidewalls and Aqualon 7- tent fabric. It has a smooth, one- piece, crowned fiberglass roof that is ultra strong, no seams to buckle or come apart.

* Antigua travel trailers let you enjoy the fresh- air experience of tent camping with the security of a motorhome. It is designed for families that want maximum flexibility for an easy tow and RV- maintenance.

* Travel star trailers are suited for today’s camping enthusiasts. It is more lighter with a better gas mileage and only requires less from a tow vehicle. It features fold- out bunk ends that provide additional living space with less trailer strength.

* Aruba lite trailers are towable with many ton pick- ups in a very competitive price. The floorplan options will surely satisfy with the appointments to please. Even if this is lightweight, it is also fully equipped.’

* Homestead lite trailers will bet meet you needs. It features the lighter weight strength of welded aluminum- framed, laminated walls and a smooth white Filon exterior. Radius white framed exterior doors and windows add to the clean lines, in addition to the other highlights inside and out.

Owning an RV camper is definitely a luxury. It requires one to shell out hoe many bucks of money. However, there are now alternatives for to you enjoy the comforts it offer through renting it as like it is your very own.

Cruise America ranks as the largest RV camper rental firm that has started since it 1972 and still fully operational at this time. It is a family- owned company founded by a Florida native Robert Smalley Sr. Its headquarters is located in Mesa, Arizona. They have 18 company stores and around 130 commissioned dealer outlets in the North America region.

Their fleet of class C RV campers today are manufactured by Elkhart, Ind.-based Four Winds International Corp. It is a subsidiary of Thor Industries Inc. In April 2004, Cruise America joined Four Winds’ management and employees in saluting the completion of the Thor division’s 25,000th mini motorhome. In doing so, the Arizona rental leader introduced a new line of rental units bearing graphics that depict “the American Spirit,” including eye-catching illustrations of such landmarks as the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore and the Golden Gate Bridge.

These are the features of RV campers from Cruise America that are for rentals:

* Compact RV camper

A Cruise America exclusive. We start with a powerful, easy to drive, pickup truck with bench seating accommodating two adults comfortably. To this pickup truck, we have mounted a spacious motorhome coach (not a camper), similar to a wide body motorhome. The coach has the usual queen size cabover bed, a living room couch, dinette, full kitchen with microwave, and roomy rear bath area. Length is 22′ to 24′ that can accommodate a family of 4.

* Large RV Camper

A traditional motorhome with the self-contained features you expect, including most with a power generator in the USA. This economical family unit is a traditional favorite for those who want the walk-through convenience of a motorhome. Length is 28′ to 30′ that can accommodate a family of 7.

* Trailer RV Camper

This is a new addition to Cruise America. You just have to have your tow vehicle and pay a daily rental rate 25% less than the actual cost. There are no mileage charges if you want to head to the races, tailgate, weekend escapes or whatever that is. It sleeps up to 5 persons equipped with a generator.

* Fun Mover RV Camper

This is a versatile motorhome with a garage in the back, to haul your sport “toys”, personal belongings, or wares. FunMovers come with a hydraulic lift or use your ramp to load the garage. The living quarters up front contain standard self contained motorhome amenites. Cruise America also offers a special design, ADA friendly FunMover rental vehicle. They are equipped with a wheelchair accessible entry via a rear power lift gate, a single bed is located in the rear compartment and the doors to the rear living space and bathroom are wider. Assist handles are installed in the bathroom. An able-bodied travel companion is required to operate some of the systems including the power lift. Vehicles are not to be used for emergency or other medical transportation.

Rockwood is one of the best selling lines of camper in the market today. Rockwood campers are eight-foot wide campers that let you take along all the comforts of home, with its unique floor plans with roomy slide-outs and creative comfort amenities. Rockwood campers combine great features, attractive price, and quality construction into one.

Rockwood Light Weight Campers are constructed with an all aluminum frame (floor, sidewall, and ceiling), which allows for light weight and strength. It is 96″ wide giving it more space, with interior cabinets constructed with style fronts and solid wood mortise and tennon doors. The smooth fiberglass sidewalls, along with the vinyl roof, are vacuum bonded creating a finished wall that is stronger than the materials in which it is constructed. Most Rockwood campers also have a pass-through storage compartment in front that allows exterior access to larger than normal items. Towing of the Rockwood trailer is made easier with a Rubber Ride Suspension allowing each wheel to react independently of each other.

Here are three Rockwood Camper Models/ Floor plans:

The standard features of Rockwood campers include the following but differ for various floor plans:

* Aluminum Frame (floor, sidewall, & roof)
* Insulation factors R-7 side wall, R-12 floor and R-14 roof
* Aluminum bed and dinette frames
* Vacuum-Bonded Laminated Filon Fiberglass Sidewalls
* Screwed and Glued Cabinetry
* Vinyl Roof (12-year warranty)
* Torsion Axle, Rubber-Ryde Suspension
* Electric Slide-Out
* Ducted Furnace
* Solid Wood Raised Panel Doors and Drawers
* Digital AM/FM/Cassette/CD w/ Remote
* Residential 1 Piece Sink Cover/Cutting Board
* Phone Jack
* Monitor Panel
* Decorative Frame Skirting
* Designer Valances w/ Lambrequin Arms
* Mini Blinds
* Tub Surround
* 3 Burner Gas Range with fold-down cover
* 6 Gallon “Quick Recovery” DSI Gas Hot Water Heater
* Water Heater By-Pass Kit
* Outside Shower
* 2-20 Lb Gas Bottles
* Bathroom Skylight
* 55 Amp Converter
* Gas/Electric Refrigerator
* Rear Stabilizer Jacks
* Metal Drawer guides
* Hitch Light
* Create-A-Breeze 3 Speed Fantastic Vent (STD. OPT.)
* Heated Mattress (STD. OPT.)
* Water-Pur Filtration System (STD. OPT.)
* Enclosed Underbelly
* Electronically Heated Holding Tanks
* Gas Oven
* 2-30lb Gas Bottles
* Second Entrance Door (where available)
* Front and Rear Stabilizer Jacks w/ Sand Pads (trailers only)
* Folding Grab Handle

Rockwood Campers 8272S (Floor plan)
* RVIA Seal
* Gas/Electric DSI Water Heater
* Heated Mattress
* Water Purifier
* Create-A-Breeze Bathroom Vent Fan
* 12V Deep Cycle Battery
* Dealer Prep- Free

Model Specification:
Dry Weight 4677lbs (2121 kg)
GVWR 7606lbs (3450kg)
Cargo capacity N/A
Hitch Weight 606lbs (275 kg)
Axle Weight 4071lbs (1847 kg)
Exterior Height 9.33′ (2.84 m)
Exterior length 28.83′ (8.79 m)
Exterior width 8.00 (2.44 m)
Interior height 6.50′ (1.98 m)
Fresh water 36gal (136.3 L)
Gray water 30gal (113.6 L)
Black water 30gal (113.6 L)
Awning size N/A

Rockwood Campers 8293SS (Floor Plan)
* RVIA Seal
* Gas/Electric DSI Water Heater
* Heated Mattress
* Water Purifier
* Create-A-Breeze Bathroom Vent fan
* 12V Deep Cycle Battery
* Dealer Prep -Free

Model Specifications:
Dry Weight 5609lbs (2544 kg)
GVWR 7524lbs (3413 kg)
Cargo capacity N/A
Hitch Weight 516lbs (234 kg)
Axle Weight 5093lbs (2310 kg)
Exterior Height 9.75′ (2.97 m)
Exterior length 31.50′ (9.60 m)
Exterior width 8.00′ (2.44 m)
Interior height 6.50′ (1.98 m)
Fresh water 36gal (136.3 L)
Gray water 30gal (113.6 L)
Black water 30gal (113.6 L)
Awning size N/A

Rockwood Campers 8296SS (Floor Plan)
* RVIA Seal
* Gas/Electric DSI Water Heater
* Heated Mattress
* Water Purifier
* Create-A-Breeze Bathroom Vent Fan
* 12V Deep cycle Battery
* Dealer Prep – free

Model Specifications:
Dry Weight 5566lbs (2525 kg)
GVWR 7663lbs (3476 kg)
Cargo capacity N/A
Hitch Weight 805lbs (365 kg)
Axle Weight 4761lbs (2160 kg)
Exterior Height 9.75′ (2.97 m)
Exterior length 31.50′ (9.60 m)
Exterior width 8.00′ (2.44 m)
Interior height 6.50′ (1.98 m)
Fresh water 36gal (136.3 L)
Gray water 30gal (113.6 L)
Black water 30gal (113.6 L)
Awning size N/A