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"Back
to
the
basics
-
the
best
overall
camping
value
for
your
money"
-
with
no
rusting
or
rotting
Base
MSRPs
from
$4,500
to
$
6,300
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Livin'
Light
says:
"The concept for the original pop-up tent camper came into being in an attempt to offer campers an affordable alternative to tent camping. In the beginning, most pop-up tent campers were basically a means to move off the ground when sleeping, or to gather in case of inclement weather."
Base
MSRPs
-
5.0
-
$4,500,
8.0
-
$5,800,
10.0
-
$6,300
Most
pop-ups
have
plywood
floors
and plywood bed bases; are made with 1" wood "sticks" in the
walls
and
have
added
more
and
more
features
to
compete
with
hard-walled
units.
This
added
cost
and
weight
-
pricing
most
tent
campers
out
of
the
entry-level
market,
and
needing
a
bigger
tow
vehicle!
Livin'
Lite
says
-
"We are focused on getting back to the basics. The QUICKSILVER is designed to provide what most families and weekend warriors are looking for—ease of towing, innovative and quality construction that will last a lifetime, comfortable beds and practical uses—all for less or near the price of comparably-equipped plywood and stick built models.
Consider that the QUICKSILVER is light enough to be towed by the average car or mini-van, and features a sleek automotive exterior design that comes in a variety of colors, and you are looking at the best overall camping value for your hard earned money."
FLOORPLANS
INTERIORS:
On
the
left
is
the
largest
model
-
the
10.0,
which
offer
two
queen
sized
beds
as
well
as
a
dinette/bed
and
an
extra-large
storage
bench.
The
right
picture
(8.0)
shows
the
large
picture
windows
with
optional
privacy
drapes.
FEATURES:
-
5.0
is
8'
length
closed,
the
8.0
is
12'
and
the
10.0
is
14'
-
5.0
is
10'
length
open,
8.0
16'2"
and
the
10.0
20'2"
-
All
have
tubular
aluminum
frames
with
tubular
aluminum
sidewall
framing
and
aluma-plank
interlocking
floor
deck
(-
will
not
rust
away
like
steel
frames
or
rot
or
sag
like
plywood)
-
No
more
boring
white
-
several
color
options
-
Wide
range
of
standard
features
and
options
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"Back
to
the
basics
-
the
best
overall
camping
value
for
your
money"
-
with
no
rusting
or
rotting
Base
MSRPs
from
$4,500
to
$
6,300
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