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Little community camp place, camp Eureka. Our cub is a 2014. We paid $10k for it after some bargaining. It's in perfect nick. 90kg ball weight. Still working it out, but it's great.
Oh wow, havnt even heard of this one. Its not on Wikicamps so that might explain why. Nice, what model is it? Guessing someone has modified it to have power right? Cant have been standard on a 2014.
Supramatic. Like this one, but no fridge (yet). https://www.facebook.com/share/p/HWk1vDQ23PY1BrT2/?mibextid=oFDknk
All the ones we looked at had power, so I think it was either a very common mod or it was standard.
interesting! Yeah a lot of the late 00's early 2010's seem to be in the budget I was thinking of. I might have to have another look at all this, thanks heaps!
The awning was up for the first time, and I had no clue as to the set up. It didn't rain so it was fine, but might need a few tweaks for next time. I was in the hiking tent as we had non-family kid with us, so MrsCalhoon was in the camper with kidcalhoon1, kidcalhoon2 and guestcalhoon.
Looks like a pretty great set up. So it fits 4 no worries? That’s very interesting!!! I’ve got better chances of getting 10-13k approved by the Mrs than I do a 25k jayco haha
Yeah, fits four of us. Kids are 8 and 10 mind, and they go on a set of bunks in the lower section to save some space.
Oh yeah. We had something like that when we were kids. Very interesting! Thanks for sharing. You’ve given me a lot to think about.