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It's cheap for a reason.
The lance is almost double the price for a three foot shorter trailer.

Why is it so cheap? Is there something wrong with it? It looks great to me. Has a nice gas stove too. I borrowed my boss's Winnabego (sp?) once, and it had a crappy little electric stove. For $18,000, I would snatch that up if I had $18,000 to spend on a camping trailer! :D

It's not a four season trailer, small black and grey water storage to go along with small potable water storage. Plus no heat to keep those tanks from freezing which will cause serious and expensive problems.
Very little insulation making keeping them cool or warm difficult and more expensive. The Lance has dual pane windows along with great insulation.Quality of construction and materials is much lower in the cheaper brands.
A good quality RV of the same size cost around 40K to 50K.

Here's a new Lance in the same size.
New 2020 Lance Lance Travel Trailers 1995 Travel Trailer at Princess Craft Campers | Round Rock, TX | #328071
 
I love old Victorian homes. Gorgeous.


They're cool alright but the maintenance would be expensive as hell!!!!
I couldnt imagine having to paint that thing!!!

They have some really cool old homes in Galveston Tx.
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I love old Victorian homes. Gorgeous.


They're cool alright but the maintenance would be expensive as hell!!!!
I couldnt imagine having to paint that thing!!!

They have some really cool old homes in Galveston Tx.
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Well, if I was rich enough to be able to afford a home like that, along with all the bills that come with it, I would just hire a painting company to paint it for me. :D
 

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