I found a 1989 palomino but it has been kept inside and it has new leaf springs tires and everything works also no rips or tears anywhere(like new) they want $1500. I am about to do it thank you for this video. Maybe one where you show us the stove and how refrigerator works and sink about the grey water etc. some people don't know lol.
That's an awesome deal. Don't let that one pass. I actually never used my fridge because it was so small. A cooler with Ice was larger. The stove and heater both worked off propane and you would light the stove with a lighter. Super simple. I no longer have this camper so I can't make updated videos. I have a larger hybrid camper now.
That looks a whole lot easier than cranking mine up, undoing the door and sticking it on the top of the roof pain in the tush. Then you don’t have to worry about that stupid cranking cable to break
Hi there! My husband & I just got one but ours is an 82. Very hard to open and close & leans quite a bit even though it’s leveled. Any tips or tricks? Also seems like our latches are missing but maybe we’re over looking them.
Hey Bekah. I've gotten rid of mine and moved on to a larger rig but I do remember the arms on the side playing an integral role in the way the camper sat. Maybe yours being hard to erect is a sign to look into your arms
@@Garage-wt5jl Thank you for the response! I knew it was a long shot since this video was posted a bit ago but I appreciate the input! Have a blessed week!
