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I have the standard oem forced air heater in my Eagle, I'm considering a Wave , just not sure what size would be best. Anybody out there with this type of heater in the cold country, I'm in Colorado.

Well, I got antsy, took a shot in the dark and offered the guy 7k , he said no , we talked about the camper for a few more minutes, then he said we'll sleep on it . That was friday night, text him at his work this morning , said I would not go any higher , he text me right back and took my...

came across a 2004 Eagle very good condition, no water heater, 1 awning, asking $8500 ... seems a little high to me, thoughts?

You guys are great , I'm going to stay with my plan and we'll be fine.

Thanx , real good info ,yes truck camper, I'm sure the issue you explained is not unique to Skamper. . What is type of sealer/fastener is typically used to seal top and bottom of fabric ?

Basically the quality and the weight. I really like their little fiberglas trailers, but doesn't fit my needs. Probably my #1 concern for any pop up is the waterproof issue/s, and when in the rare times snow/ice conditions when putting top down to get on the road.

I been on many different sites and I 've never heard anybody complain about cramped quarters in a Eagle. The suggestion came to me from someone who has a Dodge quad cab so he believes bigger is better , I think after I get close and personal with a little smaller it'll be fine.

It seems I'm waffling again , Can two people be reasonably comfortable in a FWC Eagle .I have a Ford ranger and I've been advised to buy another truck [1/2 ton something or other] and move up to a larger camper. I say no , the ranger is not a mini truck ,imo. I have 4:56 gears for the Colorado...

Hey all , I've been looking for a fwc eagle and came across a skamper that would work but can't find much info, anybody own one that could enlighten me ? Thank you for any advice.

I also like to be PrEPARED , I have overloads and air bags. currently my hard side which I have on C/L to trade for soft side , weighs about 2300 ready to roll, I can feel the weight . but it certainly doesn't make the truck squat...lol

Thanks for the info , I think I'd rather have the living space , I can live with E/W.I was looking into bath/shower , now I believe a 8' with porta potty will be fine, That will also lesson the weight.

I'm 99% sure I 'll be purchasing used/not abused FWC , I have a F-350 cc and would like to find one I can modify the bed to north/south. It seems that brand has by far the best reviews on everything from quality to durability. Thanks everybody.

Hmm.. not much "truth in advertising" , why am I not surprised.

I've been looking at several different pop up brands , specifically for small trucks like ranger , tacoma , anyway how accurate are the weights the manufactures are boasting . I'm thinking the used market sellers private or dealers maybe fib a little to sell their product. One wouldn't really...

Well put ! ^^

Very nice , my other half would like the bed north/south , I agree , Been reading customer reviews on Hallmark , most are very pleased with quality. I'll check their site for a north/south bed.

Thanks, I just sent him a message, we'll see where this goes. Very nice unit, does the price sound about right ? 2004 for $8500 OBO

Thank you for reply, If I had my druthers, I would like black tank with shower in a 8' with no overhang, I have read a bit about Hallmark ,they might be out of my price range, I haven't read much on northstar. I'll have to read up on cassette toilets. Not big on porta potties but not opposed either.

I'm in the market for a 8'+ soft side, but I'm not finding any with bathrooms. Generally speaking , are the campers with bathrooms longer than 8'. currently I have a hard side with all amenities , I' wondering if I'm making a mistake? Also, do all the beds go east - west ? I haven't found one...

Thanks LD , Not afraid to travel , leaving in two weeks to visit my son in Seattle , then down to the bay area in Cali. I've already looked on Craigslist in most of the major cities along my trip. Ironically as you say, most of the FWC and the like campers I see for sale are in the four...