Aluminum Camper Forum

Sold. Headed to Minnesota. $18900. These little campers sure hold their value.

Financing fell through. Still for sale.

Deposit taken

Title in hand

$18900

Price Drop $19500.

Can now be seen with much better pictures on RVTrader. 

Here are a couple more pics. The underneath of the aluminum floor and frame. The other picture is of the very nice pantry.

Im hoping my pictures can be seen?

TQ Falls

T4

Here are a few pictures.

One of the last Camp lites with the aluminum roof. Fantastic shape. New tires. Ready to camp.

Can text or email pics. Best to contact via email.

T4halo@gmail.com

I'm thinking about selling my 2016 (made iin 2015  alluminum roof ) 21RBS.  Maybe a bit big ger than what you want, but if interested  send an email to T4halo@gmail.com

Thanks, Tony

The wife and I bought our all  aluminum 2016 (made in fall of 15) in June of 16.  We really like our camper but thought we'd like something a bit bigger for retirement travels.  The only camper I can find that's bigger and built as well is the 25' Bigfoot.  Boy are they expensive. Guess we'll hang onto the Camplite another 10 years.  Can't see spending $52-57K on a camper.  I pull with an old 12 Valve Cummins so weight isn't an issue.  Going to be hard to replace an all aluminum Camplite.

Tony

Those are the magnets we use.  I think the ones we used are the brown or black.  They come in very handy.

The TV trays we use are a nice set of dark oak.  The large table that comes with the camper is always in the way.  Pulling a set of TV trays out just for meals keeps the floor open during the day (if the table is outside under the awning).

I sold an Airstream 22FB to get the Camp Lite.  A lot more room in the 21RBS. 

Tony

I have the sofa model.  I do not believe mine is 7" deep.  I keep my power cord, outside shower hose and awning pulling rod.  Not a lot of room in there.

I have a late 2015 21RBS (wood cabinet doors) and the wife and I really like it.  I only live 2 hours from the factory and have taken the camper to them to have a couple things done.  They were really great to work with.  The clowns at the dealership will not touch my camper. 

Two TV trays fit nicely behind the sofa inside the camper.  We keep the table outside under the awning.  Buy a couple cell phone magnets to hold your overhead cabinet doors open, the two above the bed. 

I have pulled the little camper over 7000 miles and 10 states.  Good luck with your new rig. 

T4

PS. I pull with a 93 Cummins diesel.  I really like 15+ MPG at 60-62 MPH.