Thread: What year did Scamp dimensions change?

QUOTE (melissab @ Dec 14 2009, 12:26 PM) Maybe someone in the know can post what purpose the step up in the Scamp serves. In my 1988 Scamp, the gray water tank is located under the floor back there. That prevents it from hanging down too low. It's funny tho, I never noticed it as being a problem. Of course, no one is trying to sleep with their legs in the area.

Vicky, if you get stuck with no egg's in the area. Maybe just looking at a rv door (any brand) will help. You know San Antonio isn't all that far from Rice Tx where Casita's are made, you could always just go look thru a new one, should give you an idea.

Maybe someone in the know can post what purpose the step up in the Scamp serves. QUOTE (Judith Kennedy @ Dec 14 2009, 01:33 PM) The uhaul does not have a step. I often wonder why some others have a step.

The 13' Boler/clones all have a "step" as far as I know. Actually, it's not really a step, so much as it is that the center area of the floor is recessed into the frame, and the front, sides, and rear are at "normal" level on top of the frame. What they have done is drop the middle of the floor to get more headroom without making the overall trailer taller. They were able to do that in the center...

13" scamp has a step up under the table.   scampafter3.jpg ( 27.87K ) Number of downloads: 23

QUOTE (theresa p @ Oct 27 2009, 06:26 PM) hey...dennis here. guess if theresa can post her guess, so can i! how does october 31st at 1140 pm sound??? YUP--------

I am going to start calling this town Casitasite. Two today. The first was a 17 footer tugged by a white SUV with Thule carrier, Oregon plate, Sisters on the Fly sticker in the back window. I chased you, not to see who you were, but to tell you your gas cans were leaking! I turned off when you zipped towards the LTVA. On main street, at the big laundry place, a Casita attached to a white pick up truck. Idaho plate, I think.

¡Feliz Navidad y un Próspero Año Nuevo! from New Mexico as well.

Go for it Melissa, you will do fine! It sounds like your hubby has quite a few skills and I'm sure you do too. You can learn what you don't know as you go along. That's true of most things in life not just fiberglass trailers.

QUOTE (Doug Mager @ Oct 29 2009, 07:17 PM) hhhhhmmmm! A G/T U-Haul, .....very very interesting. Got any interrior pics? I can get some, but's it's just all original..like they sent em on their way....Bruce