Hey Gary!!! Prices have sent wayyyy up since filming of this video. Hope all is well

Zombies use roads just fine 😈 haha

I'm sure you are correct. I have heard its not safe to have both battery and propane in same confined space, so I'd imagine its got a divider

it does appear very well built and rugged

I looked at a unit last year that had 3 hybrid slideouts with canvas. A mildew nightmare was my thoughts. I imagine there are some products now that can prevent that, I know years ago it was a big issue

The 2020 HQ series 12 has a bigger standard 400 watts solar and increase in battery sizes, option cassette or black tank, and selling $41,000 on average, the HQ 15 is just luxurious and electric fridge like the 12:)

in the industry, it is referred to as a 4 seasons camper. They do exist but are expensive. The problem you run into is most RVs have a wall about an 1.5" thick. You need 3" to put a decent amount of insulation. If you use standard house studs, you have then added lots of weight. In the industry its a serious game of balance. Making it light enough to haul, able to withstand 70 mph winds going down a road, while being in a decent pricepoint. If you feel you must have 4 seasons camper I'd start with Google, see what you can find. It can be tricky. Some will say "Arctic Package" etc, but they are still a 3 season camper. That extra season can cost you another 25% or more. You may also want to consider buying a cargo trailer and build your own, which is common for those needing 4 seasons. The issue you run into using a 3 season in a 4 season climate is moisture issues. Most heat sources either require electricity, which is not easy to always find, or you use heat source that produces a lot of moisture in the camper making a mold problem. This is why so many full timers are chasing 70 degrees in the winter. Good luck, hope this helped, feel free to ask anything I can help you with,

Thats how all black series campers are built

@@BigFrogs4x4 got it

Check out rvs offamerica. They sell and customize all the black series campers they sell. They also do special events for their customers. Ps I don't work for them and not officiated with them. I watch their KZfaq videos.

I do this for free, so people can shop from home. I do not work for company that makes them or sells them. Just trying to be a nice guy, making a contribution to society. What is your contribution?

@@davesrvchannel4717 If you're doing this for free you're charging too much. Stick to selling something simpler, like leggo.

Your reviews are much appreciated so thank you. One day we will meet up on the road and I will buy you a beer or 3. The rude haters with negative comments would never say these things to your face. Keep up the entertaining work.

@Yo Joe Hardly. I can well afford it, but I have no interest in wrapping up that much money for something that tiny.

@Yo Joe Still wrong. I have plenty of disposable income. I pay my credit cards in full every month, I have a house that's paid in full, two vehicles paid in full and a travel trailer paid in full. And none of it is junk.

Yo Joe I’m a very confrontational type A.