livin lite

[motor12]

my question is does anyone own or have first hand info on the livin lite. my tv is a jeep wrangler so the livin lite quicksilver 5.0 is just what i need.its small and very light.i plan on purchasing my first pop up soon. i have been in tents on the ground for years thought it was time to take the next step.

[Used 2B PopUPTimes]

I've been to the Quick Silver factory in Goshen IN and have seen the Livin' Lite campers at the RV Trade Shows. The owners are long time RV builders and have a lot of knowledge. The trailers are very basic and appear to be very well made and durable. No wood anywhere and a soft top.

Leave your doilies home because they'd certainly be out of place in a Livin Lite.


I'd buy one.

Dave

[mlslocks]

I looked at a 10.0 at the dealer  bought my trailer from. Very nice , simple popup. Looked like more aluminum than steel. Looked good.

[AustinBoston]

You have my curiosity up.  Do they have a web site?

Austin

[wavery]

You have my curiosity up.  Do they have a web site?

Austin

http://www.livinlite.com/

[AustinBoston]

They remind me of the pop-ups of half a century ago.  Basic, inexpensive, lightweight, and reasonably durable.  A good match for someone who wants to move up from a tent, who has already invested in things like a camp stove, good ice chest, etc. and doesn't have the cash for a $10,000 trailer with everything in it (plus a pickup or van to pull it).

How far the core pop-up industry has strayed from the "entry level" pop-up.  I hope these guys (and maybe others like them) can reverse the decade-long downward slide of the pop-up market.

Austin

[ILUVTHEBEACH]

That is not a bad PU for anyone.  It is almost like mine except minus the furnance and stove.  Both of which I dont use.    Had I known.........  I like the optional A/C unit too.

[motor12]

thanks for the info.looks like this is the best pop up for my needs. i like the forum very informative. i'am sure i will have more questions.

[Yvette]

very cool little pop-up. Looks likemy nearest dealer is a few hours away. Anyone happen to know what thep rice would be like on these? This would fit our needs for sure and has to be easier then the price tag on many newer PUs