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pjpvi
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I love this particular trailer model. Had my sights set on buying one a few years back then decided to continue loving my 4x4 camper van.
Enjoy and hope I bump into you somewhere along the way so I can check it out in person!
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mtgoat666
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Quote: Originally posted by JZ  | If you are going to Baja in the summers I'd definitely get an AC. And have a small generator.
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Rule #17 of life: never vacation (or camp) in a climate that requires AC cooling to be comfortable.
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JDCanuck
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Hi Alm; What part of the Baja are you on? Us Canadians like 20 degrees C at night to sleep. Will be interesting to see if we can acclimatize to warmer
temps down there, and handle the higher night temps. During the day not so bad normally, but when we hit 40 C up here this summer we were losing a
whole lot of seniors. Was interesting to see the day temps at the same point on the Baja Pacific were only at low 30's, while La Paz was close to
where we were.
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advrider
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pjpvi, thanks and hope to cross paths as well. We looked at vans and were really close to buying a fourwheel camper but decide we don't want to pack
up every time we want to drive some where. We really like having a home base to adventure from.
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landcruising
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Awesome trailer, Kimberley Kampers are no joke. I saw recent ads for them but way way out of my $ range. These put the old pop up to shame, and you
won't need to add a box of wood screws to keep it from falling apart. Haven't heard of any in the US yet or seen one in person, but seem much better
than the other offerings on the market.
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advrider
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| Quote: Originally posted by landcruising | | Awesome trailer, Kimberley Kampers are no joke. I saw recent ads for them but way way out of my $ range. These put the old pop up to shame, and you
won't need to add a box of wood screws to keep it from falling apart. Haven't heard of any in the US yet or seen one in person, but seem much better
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I've been told there are about 15 in the US at this point? We were looking at new but could not justify the price, we paid half of new for a 2015 with
many upgrades and very well cared for. We looked at many but came back to the Kimberley every time.
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