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Old 03-13-2011, 04:34 PM   #1
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anyone ever seen one of these?

They were built by Pre-Built Mfg. out of Lethbridge Alberta Canada as far as I know.Very well built!

Read more about it in the new comers section. Look under "woodstove in motorhome" lol...

P.S if anyone has seen one of these I like to here some stories.I've only ever seen one other like it on the road. What a red neck looking unit eh!?!

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Old 03-13-2011, 06:23 PM   #2
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Wow, that's a classic, never knew that Scamper made anything motorized .

Actually, those "Redneck" units predate most of the van chassis motorhomes that most are more familiar with, Scamper wasn't the only company to produce them. Most times, I kinda lump them together with one company that was famous for them, Franklins.

These early motorhomes were the first step from Truck Camper to true motorhome.

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Ya maybe it's worth hanging on to eh? I read some of your stories and I think it's really cool doing what you're doing.I think you need aq wood stove in that camper though...lol
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Ya maybe it's worth hanging on to eh? I read some of your stories and I think it's really cool doing what you're doing.I think you need aq wood stove in that camper though...lol
If I could fit one, I would .
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If I could fit one, I would .
Oh im sure there is room in there some where...lol
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Just add a back porch and fire pit!
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Looks good. Nothing like a Good Ford truck for RV base.
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Its a sad day...just sold the old Scamper..:(...lol
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Did you get a fair price? If so then nothing gained was nothing lost. But Scampers where certainly cool in their time!
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Did you get a fair price? If so then nothing gained was nothing lost. But Scampers where certainly cool in their time!
Ya I got a little less than I wanted but it went for a good cause...its providing some people a home so all is good.
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I hope that woodstove is keeping them warm right now...cause i'm not warm at all with my noisy electric fan and propane heater running non stop...lol
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You seriously need to get a temp gun and start searching for where you're shedding heat, because you shouldn't be losing that much that quickly. I've got 1" thick walls with very little insulation in them and even in 5-10F degree temps with gusting winds I wasn't losing heat that badly....

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