What do those who have been there say is important?

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• IT

  @Itsnotfailure.Itsfeedback · 11 months ago

  Here from KimAnn's channel. Subscribed!

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• GI

  @GingerThePlane · 1 year ago

  So glad to see Kimann in a Cache Camper! You guys build the highest quality truck campers out there!! 👍

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• ZA

  @zackaryclarke3227 · 3 months ago

  Awesome! Thanks for a great in depth run through! Keep’em coming!

• JA

  @javier2surf · 1 year ago

  Awesome videos.....your knowledge is exceptional. You guys really build to a high standard in the industry. I live in Anchorage, see your work all the time. You are even getting better at your video making skills 😅😅 Hopefully, I'll be able to afford a nice slide in here in a few years!

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• HI

  @highball7347 · 1 month ago

  Looks good. Seems more like a minimalist approach with these campers.

• HA

  @harryatvick · 1 year ago

  Oh wow - I watch that lady who bought one of your campers - tells me a lot how good your camper is if she's upgrading to yours. Too bad Forest river doesn't listen to their customers as their campers leak and made poorly

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• TR

  @tremjar1305 · 1 year ago

  nice build, excellent electrical and plumbing setup.

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• LA

  @LarryeWhite61 · 1 year ago

  WOW, just wow

• SL

  @slmjake · 1 year ago

  Great detals, sir.  Do you make campers for half tons and mid-size trucks

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• RO

  @royrox4616 · 10 months ago

  Can you provide the make of the window vents that are covering the outside of your units?

• TH

  @thim8009 · 1 year ago

  Nice rig man, what do you do for insulation and r value?

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• CE

  @celestedickson6475 · 11 months ago

  I’ve got a 2017 Cirrus 820, third owner and it’s in fantastic shape. You mentioned the skirt on the back. We have ours (and others do too) on a long bed, and the skirt doesn’t preclude long beds. We’ve got ours on a 3500 Ram and the COG is forward of the rear axle and it drives like a dream (I’m the driver). Others have placed custom gear lockers in the space between the camper and the cab. I’ve seen that others have had problems with the windows, but ours (2017) are fine. They aren’t cloudy at all or overly scratched. I know from Kimann’s videos that she regularly used Reflectix on the inside of the camper on the windows. I asked the supplier of the windows about putting Reflectix on the inside of the windows and he said it would contribute to heat buildup on the window. He said the shade itself has a layer of aluminum inside it plus a layer of PET to cut down on reflective heat. Our 2017 window shades are in good shape, but we don’t have pets; living full time in there with pets as Kimann does of course will lead to wear on shades. Our cabinets (2017) are sound build, no issues. We followed Kimann’s lead and switched to OutEquip Pro AC and we love it. It takes much less power than the stock one did, is lower profile inside and out and you can’t hear it outside at all even when the compressor is running. Cons on my Cirrus are the second, folding sink in the bathroom (it’s not needed, takes up space and doesn’t drain well) and the shower doesn’t drain well because of where the drain is placed. And the absorption fridge routinely stopped working if it wasn’t precisely leveled (spouse replaced it with a compressor one). It seems that build can vary in all mass produced brands depending on the year from what I see in RVer groups online.

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