Got a new vehicle

[mvusse]

This one goes BEHIND the Jeep:

 

 

Technically I've already had it for 20 years, but it's been stored at my uncle's dairy farm in Canada for 16 years (and borrowed a few times while there). He finally dug it out for me and I will be towing it home Sunday.

[jpdocdave]

jeeze, thats a big one, very nice. i just practically gave away a smaller one last week.

[JeepcoMJ]

jeeze, thats a big one, very nice. i just practically gave away a smaller one last week.

 

 

and you didn't tell me about it? I've been lookin for one!

[Jerry]

Behind, on top :roll: or in the trunk, camping is gooooooooooood! :yes:

[wyk]

[freakjeep93]

thats in nice shape . and a good size too. our old one isnt worth taking anywhere any more so ill soon be tearing it apart to make a utility trailer

[mvusse]

The sucker weighs 1560 pounds dry, with a max loaded weight of 2000 pounds even.

 

For a pop-up, it's ginormous.

 

Technically, to tow it with the Cherokee, it needs brakes.

[shelbyluvv]

I love my PUP. The older Starcraft's were very good units. Mine is a tad heavier at 4300# loaded. Enjoy your new to you again toy!

 

[Geonovast]

Behind, on top :roll: or in the trunk, camping is gooooooooooood! :yes:

 

I doubt it could ever feel like camping with one of those. Real camping, IMO, is one of these:

 

And a couple of these:

 

Looks nice and comfy though. :yes:

[Jerry]

"Real camping" IMO is getting to those out the way places down knarly trails and having a good fire and cook-up (edit: and LOTS of ice cold beer from my fridge). What you sleep in/under don't matter as long as you're out there doing it.

I'm not sure just how much sleep I'd have gotten on this rocky river bank last weekend if I was tenting though! ;)

 

[500 MJ]

 

 

Lucky.

[Automan2164]

 

 

Lucky.

 

X2.

 

Rob L.

[dunl]

Very nice.

 

But I agree, real camping involves a tent, and pulling cold drinks out of running water. Not dragging your living room out into nature for a weekend. :D

[SuperWade2]

Nice... I've been searching Craigslist for a Tent Trailer Locally, but can't bring myself to part $2-$5K that most people want, even for some crappy ones...anything under $1000 is pretty much needing a complete rebuild, new canvas, new wheels, and a lots of lots of work.