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Lightweight All-terrain Campers
Kamparoo Campers in use by satisfied Customers
Another Happy Customer
Hi Glen,
This is to wish you and yours all the best for the coming year and
have a wonderful Christmas Season. I thought you would like to see
how things worked out on the new trailer, see how I modified the
coupling to make it harder to steal. The spare is on top to reduce
the tung weight and I found a really nice box for all the camping
stuff. Thanks for all your help with replacing the stolen trailer
we are really happy the way things turned out.
Best regards
Dave Skipp
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Holidays in Death Valley
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Hi Glen,
I hope everything is going well for you and your family.
I just thought I would drop you a quick note, saying how
much we still love our Kamparoo and to send you some photos
of our recent trip to Death Valley. If you look at the pictures,
we might be using ours a little rougher than the typical
buyer might. So far we have had zero issue getting thru
anything we have tried. Actually most of the time we have
walked right over obstacles that other people have had problems,
trailers or not.
I recently did a couple new modifications to the trailer.
I removed the propane tank and moved the spare tire to a
crank down system up under the tongue (in front of the water
tank) and installed to holders for gas/water cans where
the tank and spare were.
Thought you might enjoy the photos.
Take care and talk to you soon.
Mike Schwartz
 
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Holidays in Nova Scotia
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An Email from a Satisfied
Customer
Hi Glen,
How is everything going up in your neck of the woods? Hope all
is well.
Just wanted to send a follow up email regarding our Weekender
purchase. Last Friday, after I talked to you about the keys, I
was able to open it up and check things out. This thing is awesome!
Within 5 minutes, I had someone driving by stop and talk to me
about it. Everything looks great and as you described. It’s
in great shape. It was fun poking around, seeing how things work
and such. When my wife came home and drove around the corner,
I could see the biggest smile on her face. She just knew I would
have it opened up when she came home.
Poking around, it looks like there were a few goodies inside.
A spare lifting strut, latch, propane hose and the 12v lights.
I figured the lights were from the previous owner (I could be
wrong) but thought you might have thrown in the spares. If you
did, thank you very much!!! If you did not, thanks for leaving
them with the trailer. I have not tried out the awning as I didn’t
think people were going to like that out in the middle of the
street but when we are able to get out for our first trip, I am
going to try it. BTW, the shipping driver, Ray if I remember,
was very nice and took good care of things.
Though I don’t have my Cherokee wiring/plug setup yet (still
the flat four plug) I was able to check all the lighting and it
works great. Luckily my Chevy pickup already has a 7 pin plug
and all the wiring matched up.
I guess my last hurdle is taking care of the DMV paperwork, which
we have an appointment for Thursday afternoon. I tried doing it
at AAA last Friday but they are not allowed to do out of country
title transfers. Hopefully that will go smoothly but with DMV
you just never know. I’ll take all the paperwork I received
and if any problems, I will contact you.
Again, my wife and I want to thank you very much for a wonderful
and smooth transaction. I have to say that I never thought I would
purchase something this expensive and from another country, without
actually seeing it in person. I am very happy our first experience
went so well. It’s funny that we had our wedding rings custom
made by a company in Canada, as they were the only ones who could
do a prong set, all titanium ring. Good things come from the maple
leaf. J
Thanks and I’ll be sending you pictures of our adventures.
Regards,
Mike Schwartz
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Here are a few pictures of our camping trip to
Washington State, and the Olympic Peninsula. We drove 2400 miles
towing the Kamparoo and camped for 13 out of 17 nights. ( staying
with friends the other nights ) We averaged 20 miles per gallon
towing with our VW Passat wagon, with bikes on the roof. We still
get lots of interested lookers every campsite we set up in. Our
neighbors in Reno are thinking about getting their own Kamparoo
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