1800CK Starcraft Camper
Stock Number: 5449
MSRP: $16,628.00
Price: $10,980.00
Class: Travel Trailer
Floor Plan: 0 SLIDE/2 BUNK
Length: 23
Weight: 3938 lbs.
2400BH Starcraft Campers
Stock Number: 5484
MSRP: $17,610.00
Price: $12,417.00
Class: Travel Trailer
Floor Plan: 0 SLIDE/2 BUNK
Sandpiper 331RLD
STOCK # – 5424
MSRP – $39,945
Our Price $26,995
Sandpiper is a leader in luxury towables and fifth wheels. With features like wrought iron decor, one touch awning, flat screen TV, and a water filtration system throughout its hard to compare other campers to this one.
Sandpiper RV used high gloss fiberglass on the outside of the camper for a sleek glossy finish that is easy to clean. They have upgraded their mattress’ too. They are now using an upgraded inner spring mattress. I could go on and on about this RV but to find out more just visit www.leescountryrv.com for all your Sandpiper questions.
I think this is on of my favorite Wildwood RV floor plans. Its layedout perfect to give you wide open living. The Wildwood 26TBSS can sleep ut to nine poeple without putting anybody on the floor. The master bedroom is up front and actually has some since of privacy. This camper has a huge living room with a super slide on the off door side and three bunks in the back. If you have kids this would be a perfect floor plan to allow to bring their friends on those camping trips. Lees Country RV has the Wildwood 26TBSS and other campers for sale at the Batesville Super Center.
Having extra space in your RV camper is a major plus for all RVers. A slide-out can add tremendous amount of space and ease tension of the guests on board. When available in the RV’s bedroom, it is easier to maneuver around the bed.
Statistics show that 55.5% of travel trailers, 85.9% of fifth wheels, 33.3% of pop-ups, and 95.1% of motorhomes have one or more slide-outs. They have become pretty popular among the building of RV campers. The first slide-outs appeared in motorhomes built by Newmar Corporation in 1990.
If you are worried about the stories of water leakage on the slide-outs, know that lack of proper maintenance is the most common cause of water leakage. There are products for the prevention of water leakage, if used appropriately to the rubber-like gaskets; the slide-out should not leak. And like any other vehicle, your RV camper should be checked at the beginning of every season.
Another issue some people may be worried about is the tearing of the slide-outs from debris falling on top and being brought in after use. Slide-out awnings help in reducing the amount of debris on top of the slide-out. These awnings may come already equipped or you can purchase and have them installed inside the parts and service department.
Resale value is also a plus in getting an RV camper with slide-outs. Used RV’s with slide-outs will receive a higher price percentage then those without slide-outs.
Remember when arriving at your destination; survey the landscape before setting-up. Make sure you have adequate room on every side of the RV camper to deploy your slide-outs, with enough space for safety as well.
Your RV’s 12-volt system powers the slide-out movement, which can drain the battery quicker. This is a problem when dry camping or boon docking. Fortunately if power failure comes about, a manual back-up, using a hand crank, is almost always offered.
If you need more advice, consult people who both have campers with slide-outs and those who do not. Let them take you on a trip and see how the slide-outs either help or hinder in their camping excursions.
At Lees Country RV we offer RV Sales, Fifth Wheel Sales and RV Service. Wether your looking for a Big RV for sale or a small tent camper, we have them all. www.leescountryrv.com.
