wadrysider
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Has anyone here purchased a Keystone shell model? I did a search and didn't come up with anything.
We recently sold an Arctic Fox 990 because it was just really heavy, and a bit cramped with our two kids. We hauled it on a F350 DRW diesel, so the truck handled it, it was just heavy feeling and we didn't like taking it on rougher roads.
I am interested in what secondary sleeping arrangements that others have come up with that might work well for two growing kids? We've considered just pitching a tent for them, but would prefer everyone be able to sleep in the camper. I think we would like to order the unit as a pretty basic extended cabover shell, but I would like to have the compartment for the propane tank there. I think we'll go with the marine furnace like the one adventuretrailers.com is using for some of their units. I would also like to have at least two decent sized batteries. I have been a developer and builder for years and doing the custom woodwork and such on the unit would be fun, and well within my capabilities.
I would genuinely appreciate any information or advice from anyone that has bought one of these shells and finished it themselves.
We recently sold an Arctic Fox 990 because it was just really heavy, and a bit cramped with our two kids. We hauled it on a F350 DRW diesel, so the truck handled it, it was just heavy feeling and we didn't like taking it on rougher roads.
I am interested in what secondary sleeping arrangements that others have come up with that might work well for two growing kids? We've considered just pitching a tent for them, but would prefer everyone be able to sleep in the camper. I think we would like to order the unit as a pretty basic extended cabover shell, but I would like to have the compartment for the propane tank there. I think we'll go with the marine furnace like the one adventuretrailers.com is using for some of their units. I would also like to have at least two decent sized batteries. I have been a developer and builder for years and doing the custom woodwork and such on the unit would be fun, and well within my capabilities.
I would genuinely appreciate any information or advice from anyone that has bought one of these shells and finished it themselves.
