Pontoon Boat Camper

Are these for truly camping on the boat, or are they just a glorified wind/sun shade? Have you ever camped on the water with the above set up? Any downsides? Any help/ guidance is greatly appreciated- Thanks!

If it is a true "camper canvas" package, then yes you can camp on the water with them. A camper canvas (enclosure) package includes a bimini top, with side, front and aft curtains that may or may not have zip-out panels with bug screens in them. Camper canvas packages are awesome and the only way to go if you get stuck in the weather or if you're looking for a weekend outing with the family/friends. They're dry for the most part, and keep the heat in if it gets a little chilly at night. The only real downside is the fact that when they're new, sometimes they don't like to fit all that well (they need to stretch sometimes) and the side curtains will act like a sail if it's windy and you're trying to dock. But all in all, the pros sure do outweigh the cons in this situation. Go for the camper package..it also adds a little resale value to your boat as well.

2007-11-15 13:33:00 by Chris N

The sheer beauty of the Sun Tracker Regency Edition pontoon boat begs you to take in all the details—its graceful railings and sculpted gates ...

FIRSTLY THANKS FOR YOUR HELP WITH MY QUESTION CHRISSIECAT (IT'S JUSTIN M HERE) NOW FOR YOUR QUESTION CAN YOU SEND ME A PICTURE OF WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AND MAYBE YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE EXCHANGE RATE AND GET IT CHEAPER IN SOUTH AFRICA

2006-06-13 18:58:07 by rkm195

Price: $97.99 $76.39

Durable.
Designed to be kind to your seat.
Comfortable.

Yep...the dreaded car salesman pulled one over on me..I think. My question is..Do I have any recourse in this situation? When I bought the truck, it had a sign on the window stating the truck was being sold
"as is". The salesman disclosed to me that there weren't any problems with the truck. I test drove it. It drove and handled fine. (I drove it about 40 miles...the salesman didn't like that).
Recently, I purchased a 30 ft camper. The truck was very capable of hauling this camper..but it didn't have enough room for my family. I went looking for a truck with either an extended cab or a 4 door with a back seat. I offered my truck in trade.
After giving the "new" salesman the information on the truck and letting his guy drive the truck...he came back to give me some very interesting information. He came back with reports from CARFAX.COM and Experian Auto Check. Both had information that would make trading this truck in very hard. The reports both told of an accident in 2005. Also the truck had been repossessed. But the final piece of information stated that the truck had structural frame damage. The report said that "all" of this information was announced at the auction where the first salesman purchased it.
I decided to call the auction to verify the reports I had been given. The guy in charge of the auction stated that all information on "every" vehicle is announced over a loud speaker just prior to the vehicle's sale. Therefore, the dealership I purchased this truck from knew of this structural frame damage. This is where it comes back to my question. With the truck being sold as is..can he still sell the truck without disclosing the truck was flawed structurally? The damage was listed as "Driver Side B Pillar". I haven't checked to see if this damage is bad, good or otherwise. I have used this truck to pull 9 horse slant trailers, my aunt's 30 ft trailer...my pontoon boat. To me, I see no problem structurally with the truck..yet because of the information announced and listed at the auction where it was purchased, I cannot trade the truck. Do I have any recourse in this situation?

Unclereeky
I found out that that at the auction where it was purchased..it was announced prior to the sale of this truck that it was being sold with Frame Damage. Therefore, the dealer I bought it from knew it was damaged, yet failed to disclose this to me.

If it was a car lot, they have to disclose this information if it was available to them, you definately have a law suit there. Even as is, a car lot can not with hold that information. The fact that you have the car lot listing the damage as b pillar only, and can prove they knew about the frame makes this open and shut.

2009-02-24 09:15:30 by unclereeky

Price: $12.59 $8.40

Includes lift-off lid, durable woven hold-down strap, foot clamps and stainless steel screws
lightweight, heavy duty corrosion-resistant polypropylene box
Fits group size 24 batteries