#2021 coleman lantern lt 17b free

That lot listed it for a sale price, but increased tacked on fees to the point I could buy the exact same unit for less at my local CW NOT on sale (yes I contacted them for the out the door price). I've got a couple post about this experience with CW. The post was more anti Camping World than against this unit. Do you know anyone that wants to sit near that thing when it's heating? I guess maybe if you're boondocking in the winter maybe, because that's about the only place you are going to find warmth with this thing. But heat isn't an option for most people. The 12 volt fridge could work for a weekend trip if you wanted to invest in enough battery and solar to keep it running. AC is a given, you need a AC power source if you want to run it. I also want a 'camper' suited for all our travels.Ĭlick to expand.Some features yes, this unit is less than half functional without hookups for a weekend trip. I prefer to deal with people who are honest and do have gimmicks or play games to sell a product.

#2021 coleman lantern lt 17b free

If this is your style of a RV and you want to deal with this type of underhanded people at the said lot you are free to do so. As I pointed out I could buy the exact same camper not on sale at another lot of the same company cheaper than the 'sale' price at another less than 2 hours apart. It was pointing out the underhanded tactics the company that listed the 'sale' use. The main point of this post wasn't against the product. This so called camper is built for and targets the very people that are destroying a way of vacation and R&R I grew up loving and still do. The so called camper mentioned could barely make it though a day without a battery charge. With the exception of AC, all of a campers features should be usable off grid for at least a weekend trip. I said what I meant and meant what I said. As it is I'm having difficulty justifying this very limited use unit for the cost.Ĭlick to expand.Didn't need fixing. This would still be a good buy if the unit was properly equipped. Now to the price, after tacking on all the fees and tax the price goes up to $14,555. Move the water heater to the back side of the camper, no one what that thing blowing heat on them while sitting under the awning. Swap the 12 volt only refrigerator for a gas/electric one. Get rid of the fireplace and put in a gas furnace. Unless you want to stay in it with no comforts you have three options. With the way it's equipped it will need to be connected to a source of power to use most of the campers features. This 'camper' isn't very suitable for 'camping'. After researching to find the information that isn't on your website I'm left with mere interest. Was excited about this unit when I first saw it. This is the comment I left on their Facebook add. My second experience with Camping World is no better than the first. Due to the attempt to gouge me on the freight/prep and the extremely poor choices of installed equipment I will not be making that two hour trip. Up at 5am looking for more info on this camper because the linked site gave very little. Had an appointment for 9:30 this morning and was so pumped that I could hardly sleep. When I saw 'Camping World' I knew I should have kept scrolling, but $11,995 for a 2021 in my desired weight range was too good to not look. Add the rest of the fees back to it and I could save about $400 buying at the the local Camping World instead of this 'sale' and not have to drive two hours. If you go to the regular Camping World site the freight and prep is listed as $500. 2021 COLEMAN COLEMAN LANTERN LT 17BThis is the SALE page where the freight and prep fees add up to $1490 when they emailed me a bill of sale.