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2017 XPCamper (NIMBL) V1e #43 For Sale. $172,000. XPCamper is touted as being a revolutionary pop-up camper designed by an overland adventurer for the overland adventurer. The camper was crafted with a unique seamless and frameless molded, composite-over-foam core, and wrapped in fiberglass...

This thread was to discuss XP going bankrupt. That ship has kinda sailed.... Doesn't seem productive to beat a dead horse. There are several threads on Nimbl campers where those that have experienced both the good and bad with the actual campers that XP produced can comment to help improve...

It's about "fit". There are a number of people that have quickly sold their XP as it didn't match well with their actual travel style. And I agree that it's not a perfect product. But it is a "unique" product and can exactly meet the needs of a large number of people that travel. There is a...

Nice bumper! - Any option to have a "bull bar" type of attachment to protect the radiator from damage in a crash (vehicle or animal)? - When we ran the Dempster, we lashed a protective screen across our "bull bar" to prevent rocks from puncturing the radiator when passing oncoming trucks...

Judd and Jon, We're so glad to see you guys doing the "relaunch". We had a good relationship with XP, and hope that continues with Nimbl. We've had no regrets purchasing our camper and it's allowed us to engage in the lifestyle we had always dreamed about. The highlight so far was three...

F-350 with a flatbed and XP Camper here..... I run 35's and the spare fits fine in the stock location. I consider the spare to be for a "catastrophic" failure (sidewall). For a "run of the mill" puncture flat, I have an ARB tire plug kit and on board air. I also carry a Colby valve stem repair...

The XP camper comes with a diesel fired Webasto Dual Top. If it's warm enough to be outside around the campfire, the furnace isn't running.... :-) The exhaust for the furnace (and the cook top) is on the opposite side of the camper from the access door. While I haven't had the camper long...

We've had our XP for about six months. We're snowmobilers. We've camped at 9,000ft+ elevation for about 16 nights now. Overnight low temps have ranged from single digits to right about freezing. We've been very impressed with this as a winter rig. Windows are double pane. The heat loss...

We've now spent 18 nights in our V1. This sums up our ownership experience as well..... Eight of our nights have been at 10,000ft elevation with daytime highs below freezing (we're snowmobilers). The camper has exceeded our expectations for winter camping. We do have some moisture issues as...

Thanks! All stock. Only motor work in 12 years was a new turbo. Old turbo didn't have a moisture drain and the waste gate rusted. Chuck

Shameless Plug Put my Van up for sale..... http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/5662002501.html 2004 E-350 6.0L Quigley, 100K miles Original owner..... Chuck