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What is the height inside?

You had all the spec's listed. Should have looked there first. Side note: I live in Florida now but as a kid my parents had a cottage on Rifle Lake in Shady Shores Park. Been 60 years since I have been there.

Thanks for the video. Do you have any clue if they are going to change anything for the 2025 model? For both the 9000 and 12000, do you have the width of the box itself? thanks

A little friendly advice...the camera person is trying too hard to keep you in the frame at the expense of showing the full RV. Hope this helps

TOO BAD THEY FALL APART AS SOON AS YOU USE THEM!

Hi I have a couple more questions and some observations that might be helpful. First the questions. Does the 12 v battery charge while the trailer is hooked up to the car? I.E. when the wire harness from the car or truck is hooked up to the trailer and is running (like when your towing it to a destination) will the 12 v battery be charging? The other question is could you idle your car using it as a generator to charge the battery if you were camping remotely off the grid without an external generator? I have been looking at both the Viking 12000 ROK and the Coachmen Catalina 134 RDX, both are under 3000 lb. and both are made by Forest River. The nice thing about the Viking ROK 12000 is it comes with a spare, good off road tires and weights 4 or 5 hundred pounds less than the Catalina. It also comes with a roof solar panel. The Catalina doesn't come with a spare tire and I'm not sure that either's 12 v batteries will charge when hooked up to the running towing vehicle. This makes both difficult to run off the grid for very long (though another question I had was if the solar panel that comes with the Viking on its own in normal weather could keep the 12 v system charged enough to run the fridge). The electric fridge will only run 6-8 hours on a 12 v battery before the battery needs to be recharged. This makes it difficult to leave either camper for long without having an external generator or, having a combination fridge that is also propane. I have talked with two dealers down here in the south (Florida and Georgia) and neither would discuss modifications like putting a propane/electric fridge in either the Viking or the Catalina (even though they sell both of them). The Catalina doesn't come with a spare and neither model it appears could take a dual propane set up. The nice thing about these two models, which are very similar, outside of their dry weight is their price. Both go for between $12,999 and $14,999 and for the most part are self sufficient with bathrooms, stove, fridge, microwave, etc. The big problem as I see it is the difficulty leaving the fridge for long without running a generator or putting in a propane fridge. These prices are hard to beat but I am also looking for other brands that might have what I am looking for or be better built. So far the Scamp is the only one I really like and I am checking it out now. They have about 4 or 5 models in each the 13 ft, 16 ft, and 19 ft models. Unfortunately they are about $10,000 more and there maybe a waiting list to get one. Outside of this, for the money and what you get with the Viking 12000 and the Catalina 134 RDX, these models are hard to beat. The thing that I don't like about the Viking 12000 however is rear kitchen. I have no doubt there are going to be times where I don't want to go outside simply to get a drink of water, get something out of the fridge or heat up a cup of coffee. For this reason the Catalina interests me, but as mentioned does not have a spare or a solar panel or gas fridge. Sorry this is so long but the dealers I have spoke with have not been very helpful or knowledgeable, even about their own units they sell or what changes can be made to them. Spending money on an rv is a big decision and I don't think a person should buy something just to find out its not what they really wanted or has all the things important to them. RV's should not be an impulse item. I'm glad I'm taking my time on this because I have changed my opinion on both the Viking and the Catalina the more research I do. I should say, I am looking to buy something I can more or less live out in campgrounds or other isolated areas out west while I work long days, leaving for up to 14 hours or more at a time, I need to have the fridge that does not need to be tended to every 6-8 hours with a generator or shore power. Should I decide to get a Catalina 134 RDX (even from another dealer), would your dealership be able to install a new heater and a spare tire with a carrier. Or since I live so far away from you, is RV modification work be done anywhere? As mentioned the two dealers I have been working with either don't know a lot about these models or are less than forthcoming about realistic options or alternatives. Perhaps they are afraid of effecting the warranty with modifications like these. I appreciate being able to ask about some of my concerns here.. Thanks .

Does the heater have a thermostat? I assume the A/C does as well.. Does it come with a spare tire (full size)? I saw as an option to switch out and hook up a propane/12 volt fridge. Is this possible? Also wondering about adding another propane tank, possibly an extra 12 volt battery on the front with a cover? I'm glad the tent on top is optional? Bur would like the roof rack and certainly the solar.. Is some of this optional work Rose City RV could do? Thank You!

What is the interior height?are the walls Azdell?

Love the new tech with these. Wouldn't this sleep 4? 2 in Queen, 1 bunk and 1 in the sofa sleeper.

Thank you Molly

O.K. let's get real. I just ordered the same type of telescoping 12.5-foot ladder for $135 CND. Yes, it does not have the hooks. The Lippert ladder is $387.so the hooks are worth $252, WTF!

Love it!!

First thought it was traffic noise but noticed her hair blowing.

Not good inside views needs a redo video

Hello, Are there any 12v outlets inside of this coach? TIA.

I like it!

Nice!

Would not take it if you gave it to me.

Would have been nice to have seen the entire interior. Sizes would have been nice

What is the interior height?

“9’10” which makes it a garageable unit.” 😂

my god ,,i saw it , good ,

I want one.

Dang! That's nice!!

Excellent video. Great refresher for us, informative! Nice job and great service to offer! Go Rose City RV, again!💖