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Livin' Lite's CampLite gets a lot of attention
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2010 CampLite automotive travel trailer
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Small travel trailers are a very popular feature on Roaming Times, and one of the reviews that has been getting the most attention in recent weeks is the 2010 CampLite.
Roaming Times thinks that the CampLite travel trailer is a very special RV.
”There is not a splinter of wood in this travel trailer. It is 99% recyclable" said Livin’ Lite President Scott Tuttle. Livin' Lite also produce the Quicksilver all-aluminum folding camping trailer and and cargo-style VRV utility trailer |
This is the comments that Roaming Times had from readers Bill and Jan (February 2010):
“We have been waiting for years for this trailer! We stumbled on it at a boat and camping show in Wichita this weekend and the bought the CL12BH that Trailer & More (Wichita, KS) had there. We almost bought a pop-up 10 years ago and a hybrid 3 years ago and just couldn't bring ourselves to complete the transactions. We didn't want to buy a tow vehicle...wanted to use our Rendezvous. Didn't want to deal with mildew on the canvas and rotting floors. We will let everyone know how it camps in a few weeks. The only modification we plan on doing is putting in new memory foam mattresses in the bunks. We have also decided that we can move the whole dinette set outside and put a queen air mattress on the floor if we have our kids with us.”
See the review with readers' comments
CampLite web site
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This camper is ALL
ALUMINUM from the frame to the flooring to the walls
and roof - even the CABINETS!
Just some of the features of the CampLite: Tubular
Aluminum Frame - Lightweight; Durable; will not
rust away like typical steel frames, Dexter
Independent Torsion Suspension - Provides the
smoothest ride, best tracking and less terrains - compared
to outdated spring leaf suspensions, Inter-Locking
Aluma-Plank Floor Deck - Lightweight; Durable; will
not rot away, sag or have soft spots like typical plywood
floor decking. Frankly there is no comparison to
conventional trailers here.
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| Re: Quicksilver truck camper | Ron Kent Hooper Attorney | I would like to know how much of the truck bed is available for storage, i.e ice chests, guns, food, sleeping bags ets. Its hard to tell how much room is taken up when the unit is folded. Does it protrude below the top of the bed when folded.
It would appear that it could also be put on a log bed truck behind a large metal tool chest found at home depot and many stores. However, what can be done to prevent water and dirt from coming in the bed if located behind a tool chest on a long bed truck. |
| Re: Quicksilver Automotive Camper | Brian & Jill Bushbeck | We love our 10.0 easy to pull and to set up, very roomy and comfy.We are waiting for a screened awning for our model. lets go guys it's about time for camping and skeeters. |
| Re: CampLite travel trailer | Bill and Jan | We have been waiting for years for this trailer! We stumbled on it at a boat and camping show in Wichita this weekend and the bought the CL12BH that Trailer & More (Wichita, KS) had there. We almost bought a pop-up 10 years ago and a hybrid 3 years ago and just couldn't bring ourselves to complete the transactions. We didn't want to buy a tow vehicle...wanted to use our Rendezvous. Didn't want to deal with mildew on the canvas and rotting floors. We will let everyone know how it camps in a few weeks. The only modification we plan on doing is putting in new memory foam mattresses in the bunks. We have also decided that we can move the whole dinette set outside and put a queen air mattress on the floor if we have our kids with us. |
| Re: Quicksilver motorcycle/ATV camper | Terry | The quicksilver 2.0 looks like the one I want. No dealers stock any and without looking at one in real life I refuse to buy one. Hope some daywe get a few dealers who really has one and not sale only by order |
| Re: Quicksilver 6.0 tent camper | Jon | I'm interested in buying a Quicksilver but no RV lots that sell Quicksilver 6.0 tent trailers. If someone in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, please contact me at 817-938-1002. |
| Re: CampLite travel trailer | CPOSTED | WE SHOPPED FOR OVER A YEAR AND LOOKED AT THEM ALL. THAN A LOCAL DEALER DECIDED TO SELL QUICK SILVER CAMPERS. ONE LOOK AND WE WERE SOLD. WE HAVE A CL12BH ON ORDER. HOPEFULLY IT WILL BE DELIVERED IN APRIL. HELLO ADKS HERE WE COME! |
| Re: CampLite travel trailer | Stephen D | I have been searching for an ultralit trailer and believe I finally have found one! The 2010 Camplite 12RD or 15BH is something I would be interested in for the right price! Pls contact me at dcostas7@telus.net or if Scott Tuttle sees this then please call me at 778-882-0770.
It would be perfect to tow with my 2006 Honda Odyssey!! |
| Re: Quicksilver 10.0 tent camper | Herschel | This is exactly what I am lookin for! |
| Re: CampLite travel trailer | Juliene | from the picture it looks like all aluminum. I'm chemically sensitive and am looking for a small trailer that doesn't offgas formaldehyde or plastic odors. Does the composite adhesive do that? |
| Re: CampLite travel trailer | Ron G | I'd like to see one, looks good |
| Re: Quicksilver VRV cargo trailer and camper | SFguy | We have been toying with the idea of getting a very basic camp trailer that would double essentially as a toy hauler. In our case small sailboats 14ft and under in length. The new VRV idea is brilliant! Warm/Dry living space and a light weight hauler. Something we could tow with the Subaru Wagon etc. Only I can't find any prices. |
| Re: Quicksilver 10.0 tent camper | Graham | Really like this. It's simple and looks as if it would last forever. Gonna check it out. Thanks |
| Re: Quicksilver Automotive Camper | Lindsey | I spent months looking for a camper that could be towed by my SUV with a 1500 max GVWR. The Quicksilver was the most robust option and suprisingly, also the most cost effective. We went to Elk River RV in MN to purchase the 10.0 model camper and the people there were great to work with. We can't wait to start camping in it. We set it up and took it down in well under 30 minutes, very easy to do. Hooray for good ideas, thank you Quicksilver! |
| Re: Quicksilver Automotive Camper | Bob | Rented the 8.0 Quicksilver for a weekend outing w/ friends. We have a permanent site w/ 32' Travel trailer now and previously have owned a pop up used for 11 years. This was a good trailer for the weekend. Only suggestion is to have the door zipper go across the top so it opens completely as a regular door. I am 6'3" 250 lbs and found it difficult to get in and out especially while carrying anything. Other than that pretty good experience. We were visited by almost everyone in the group to look at it. Set up and tear down very simple and quick. |
| Re: Quicksilver 6.0 tent camper | Herb Billingham | I've had 2 trailers and they both had problems with plywood. Would much prefer all aluminum even if it is heavier. But aluminum is light in any case. |
| Re: Quicksilver motorcycle/ATV camper | Rossbo | I'm thinking Heather has an interest in Timeout trailers. I had one and the plywood rotted. My brother had a Fleetwood trailer with a rotting plywood floor. Fleetwood just claimed the warranty was finished. No plywood is the way to go. |
| Re: Quicksilver motorcycle/ATV camper | Heather | So you based it off a Timeout camper. They have no problems with those with the plywood. And yours is 100 lbs heavier? See no reason why this is better. |
| Re: Quicksilver Automotive Camper | Byron | I've camped all my life and am now thinking about getting up off the ground. This camper looks good. Need to check my tow ratings I guess. I'm going to tow with a mini. The price looks good.
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| Re: Quicksilver Automotive Camper | Tony Camper | I've always been a tent camper. This gets me off the ground and looks just what I want at a good price? Not sure what else is available but this is the route I'm going. Thanks. |
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