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[CaptRussia253]

Anyone use their camper in the winter months? Have the camper on the truck all winter? Those the canvas hold up in the cold months?

[camper rich]

Anyone use their camper in the winter months? Have the camper on the truck all winter? Those the canvas hold up in the cold months?

Winter is when we use our Granby the most.  That's when we head for Baja.  The vinyl sides hold up well, just put some 303 on them occasionally.  

[CaptRussia253]

Road trip to Baja would be awesome.

I apply the aerospace protectant 303 about once a month since I bought the camper.

[CaptRussia253]

A few more.

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[codename607]

Looking good man. Not too many Swifts on here. We have chatted on Instagram a few times. I like the interior of your camper. We have to come up with creative ways since the Swifts are small. I need to share some of my changes that I've made to mine.  

[Roaming_Eagle]

Anyone use their camper in the winter months? Have the camper on the truck all winter? Those the canvas hold up in the cold months?

 

Probably the most qualified to answer after spending the previous winter in the camper fulltime here in the PNW. In my full honest opinion it sucks for fulltime but if your only using for weekend trips and have ability to dry it out afterwards it it will be fine.

 

The problem I had was condensation like many even if you vent at night and wipe down all surfaces daily moisture will still find its way into the wood and cause rot and mildew. The best thing about having the camper on during the winter is all the added traction weight.

[CaptRussia253]

Looking good man. Not too many Swifts on here. We have chatted on Instagram a few times. I like the interior of your camper. We have to come up with creative ways since the Swifts are small. I need to share some of my changes that I've made to mine.

Haha name looks familiar 🤔 😂.

Ya I was thinking the same. Haven't seen too many Swift campers on here. Definitely post up what you've done to it. I need more ideas on storage.

[CaptRussia253]

Probably the most qualified to answer after spending the previous winter in the camper fulltime here in the PNW. In my full honest opinion it sucks for fulltime but if your only using for weekend trips and have ability to dry it out afterwards it it will be fine.

The problem I had was condensation like many even if you vent at night and wipe down all surfaces daily moisture will still find its way into the wood and cause rot and mildew. The best thing about having the camper on during the winter is all the added traction weight.

Ya I noticed all the condensation in the mornings. I try leaving all the windows and door open during the day to dry out. Having the extra side insulation makes it toasty for us three.

[kestrel69]

Would love to see the ideas you guys have for storage inside the Swift.

 

Swift shell with couch/furnace on a 2013 Frontier Pro 4X here

Edited by kestrel69, 21 September 2018 - 12:55 AM.

[CaptRussia253]

Would love to see the ideas you guys have for storage inside the Swift.

Swift shell with couch/furnace on a 2013 Frontier Pro 4X here

For sure. Adding storage to the Swift will be my winter project.

Hell ya another Frontier with a fwc!!! Post a pic haha