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🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m just going by what the sign and the side of the van said. Here’s a link roadtrek.com/models/2024-play-slumber/

@@CupcakeChroniclesTC holy cow! That is so different! Obviously huge changes since the company was sold. I learned something new today! Thank you for the link.

@@leslie-annepepin8927 You’re welcome for the link. Honestly, I needed to verify it too. 🤣

It’s so pretty in Canada!

It’s quite the view!!

All the allergies! 🤧🤣

I can’t remember the name so glad you recognized it. 🤣

Thanks. We’re having a great time!

Haha. It’s quite a gorgeous hat!!

@@CupcakeChroniclesTC as a resident of the hat I definitely agree

@@abstractplayer8004 To be honest, we didn’t love waking up to snow this morning! 🤣 But it was beautiful and we drove to sunshine 🌞

Sadly he had to turn them in. 🤣🤣🤣

It’s a darn good life! Congrats on the new RV! Hope to see you out here too.

No place I’d rather be!!

Or tall people!

It would certainly limit where you could stay!

I’d eat these every day to be honest!

I’m glad he changed his mind too! 🤣Velcro just wasn’t strong enough.

It’s allowed in quite a lot of places. You’d be surprised!

It is definitely small!!

It seems like Graceland is very high quality. We were super impressed by the 2x6 construction. Good luck with your build!!

Thanks. It’s so much more functional!

Haha. Now why didn’t we think of that??

I'd probably install some of those small plastic circle vents maybe on the bed side of those cabinets just to keep the air moving in some of those cabinets. I dislike that hanging cab right past the fridge too. Currently use it to hang rain jackets and at the bottom found a flexible square laundry basket at wally world that fits right down in there. I may do a shelf or two tho

@@ToddStull putting vents is a great idea. Any recommendations if you’ve done it yet? Yeah that fridge cabinet was so much wasted space for us. We don’t hang anything. We did put command hooks on our bathroom door for hanging coats in winter. But we don’t have any hanging clothes.

Why would that matter?!

I guess we could but I’m not sure why?

@@johns3241 I was wondering why too? Maybe it’s a safety issue?

Some people could track down your car and something might happen I’m just trying to give a nice warning 😊

@@Pigs306 thank you. We appreciate you taking care of us.

It is sure small!!

So tasty!!

😂😂😂

It’s not for everyone 🤣

We love their products too. We took a hard look at their truck campers in 2020 when we got Cupcake. And they were in our top selection. But then we went back to look again and it was a warm day. Unfortunately it smelled like plastics and whatever else off gassing in there. We both felt overwhelmed by the smell and knew we didn’t want the “breaking in” period with that strong smell. Crazy cat lady in a camper though?? It’s maybe going to catch on as the new thing! 🤣🤣

@CupcakeChroniclesTC I saw on their re-release of the 920 they are now making everything electric to the point where they still added a propane tank that would never get used unless you wanted it for an outdoor grill.... very stupid if you ask me. You're either going all electric or not, make up your mind because that could be space to add another 19 batteries. I can deal with a 12v fridge and a little extra solar if I have too but I won't go without a gas stove, heat and a gas water heater... the electric-tankless water heaters are a no-go for me. I've installed them before in houses, and those things need constant maintenance with flushing. Campground water generally sucks and can gum up all the components. More complaints have been popping up with them, so I think many are realizing that the old school 6 or 10 gal water heater is tried and true.

@@ToddStull that doesn’t sound like a good use of space to have a tank the camper itself won’t use. We also like having the gas stove and heater. It’s nicer for boondocking, so we don’t have to use solar power for everything. That’s interesting about the tankless water heater, I hadn’t given a lot of thought to the quality of water that would go through it. And it’s definitely something you can’t control at campgrounds. The water filter only gets us so far.

Haha. That’s always worrisome!

Dang! That’s an impressive amount of solar! We can see why you rarely need a generator. The 1150 has a huge amount of space too. Sounds like a great setup. Let’s go camping sometime!

@@CupcakeChroniclesTC Sounds like fun, but, it smells a little fishy to me. 🙂 It would be my honour.

@@jellybean7253 we’re always up for hanging with new truck camper folks!

Haha. They just look so vulgar. 🤣🤣🤣

We had such a fun time. And once clean, these were delicious. I’d love working in an oyster bar. Pay me in seafood 🤣🤣. Steve probably not so much.

We’ll tell all. 🤣🤣

Thanks. It’s a comfortable mattress. Quite an improvement from the stock one.

Thanks. On the 1st, Steve said he couldn’t believe his dad has been gone five months now. We’re finding our balance again but it’s still surreal.

Woo hoo! Welcome back! ♥️

I think it could be very comfortable.

It’s nice to configure it how you want.

The 2020 990 didn’t have an inverter, so we added one. I used the factory plug from the roof when we had a single 100W panel. The factory solar wiring is only good to (don’t quote me) about 280W. I capped the plug on the roof, and disconnected the factory wiring at the house battery bank.

Ok, im going to dig a little deeper here. I have a portable solar panel that when camping id like to connect it up on the roof. that way i don't have to worry about the kids damaging them. The solar panels have the controller that tells you battery info, Ah etc. okay, so, when plugging the cables to the battery, i show no power from the batteries to the cables that normally connect to the controller. Is there a breaker, fuse thats keeping power going from the batteries to those cables? My ultimate goal is to directly connect wires from the solar plug on the roof to the battery since my portable solar panels have the controller.

It’s not as fun as a Mexican buffet though! ♥️

@@CupcakeChroniclesTC 😀

It scares me too. Did you see how close that front jack was to the tire? It didn’t look right to me and then when I lowered the camper into the truck, that jack scooted over. 😬 I think we got lucky.

Dang! We always check first too. Sounds like it’s a good thing you did too! I’m glad they got it fixed without damage to their property.

Haha. That’s a great idea. By the way, new friend…😂 Good info on the cords. Fire in here is a real concern. Especially after our friends’ experience with their truck camper burning down.

We sure try to remember that even in our kids’ homes we’re changing their regular flow. So we try to be aware and respectful. 😁

They used good construction.

That’s probably wiser. 😁

Thanks! It’s working great for us!

I haven’t seen that pantry. But ours in the 990 isn’t great. It looks like it will be. But isn’t. I’ve seen some re-dos in FB groups and we’ve talked about changing it but it’s hard with all our wood working tools in storage. It works but not as well as you know it could. 🤣

Thanks. It’s a good setup for us!

We probably could too!

That would be a great idea!