just got a pop up and am loving it. Such a huge step up from tent camping. What does everyone use for their adventures?
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Re: Any Pop-up'ers?
Tue, August 30, 2005 - 7:25 AMI bought a "Skamper". It's pop-up truck camper. It's old and ugly like me, but I only paid 300 bucks for it and it works great. 30 years of tent camping was enough.
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Re: Any Pop-up'ers?
Wed, August 31, 2005 - 6:00 PMWe had a pop-up for many years and many thousands of miles. It was a Jayco and served us well. Then we moved on to a moulded fiberglass camper (Northern Lite), now to a 21' fiberglass trailer (Bigfoot). Soon I think we will be moving back to a pop-up, lots more freedom, and cheaper on gas. Now if only someone would build a moulded fiberglass pop-up.... -
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Re: Any Pop-up'ers?
Tue, October 11, 2005 - 10:08 AMhi earl - i just joined this tribe and noticed your post.
we're actually selling our '98 Coleman Casa Grande pop-up...
you interested? Dave / SF Bay Area
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How to make a popup tent trailer?
Fri, February 8, 2008 - 9:10 AMWould appreciate how to from anyone that has made their own popup tent trailer. Looking for ideas to make my own.
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Re: Any Pop-up'ers?
Mon, February 27, 2006 - 10:21 PMNot exactly a traditional pop-up, but similar. What I use is an offroad trailer with a tent platform that elevates up over the trailer, then folds out into an 8' x 8' tent. Under the tent, the trailer has a fold-out kitchen, frig and cooler, shower, storage, etc. people.tribe.net/gerberbab...ca22f2648. It's a Campa All-Terrain Trailer, made by www.campausa.com -
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Re: Any Pop-up'ers?
Wed, September 5, 2007 - 7:28 PMfellow pop -upers - if you haven't checked it out, be sure to read the Pop Up Times. I subscribed after reading a copy. It offers all sorts of advice on our campers and shows handy new gadgets as well. Not too pricy either, if I remember right. www.popuptimes.com/ For a short time the magazine went to rvs, but it is back to its pop up roots now. No, I don't get a kickback - I just like it....
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