This Truck Camper RV is HUGE inside! nuCamp Cirrus 920

Really appreciate your upfront attention to the type of truck one would need to safely carry this unit. So many reviewers give short shrift to this critical issue.

This floor plan is almost identical to my 1974 Sunline 9.5 , except for the long cab overhang. My camper comes in at 1800 lbs. this comes in at 4400 lbs! Mine has a wet bath but more room to take a shower than this one. Plus I have more room in my dinette. A bed for 1 adult or 2 kids also folds down over the dinette. My water and sewage tanks are not as large. But I also pull a 19’ motor boat, with an old 70’s Chevy truck. The RV manufacturers have gone the way of the Big 3. Make stuff so expensive that the working man can’t afford it. Campers didn’t require an expensive truck. The farm truck would do. My boat, camper and truck cost under $7,000 back in the 70’s. Camper, over 40 years old, never leaked, all appliances still work.

One of the coolest units I've seen! I could see myself living in one as a single guy with not much stuff. That dry bath was a very nice surprise

Damn, the 920 got heavy over the years… I’ve always like both models of this camper… it’s a biggun now and still no slides which I can definitely appreciate and would prefer… my truck could never hold this beast 😂 my tundra would explode… always a pleasure JD, your reviews rock brougham

I’m blown away by the shower space and the queen bed, very impressive! 😎👍✨

This is the best nonslide camper I have ever seen. Thank you for showing it.

I have a dually Dodge 3500, with a payload of 5200 pounds but this bad boy is HEAVY! I don't want to kill my truck but it's nice.

Nice little overview but you missed out on the 810ah of battleborn lithium batteries that go with the 930 watts of solar as well as dc-dc charging and a nice victron inverter system to power the whole unit without being connected to grid power. The windows are also the ones with the dual screens or sunblockers in them. They truly made this to be offgrid for exteneded periods. Still waiting to see one in person to see how id fit in the shower stall.

Thank you for doing a review on a truck camper. Keep doing more, please. That Cirrus 920 is very nice.

Wow so nice! Truck campers sure have changed since the 70s. Just like all other RVs I guess but this one is just extra special. Very nice truck camper! Thanks for sharing 👍🏻✌🏻

I've owned 4 truck campers over the years, among the many RV's owned. The last one was a new 2010 Lance 1040 side door entry w/a rear fold out tent queen bunk. Wet bath and cabinetry was a little weak, but pretty nice, very roomy interior. Same Euro windows and side awning as the 920, Onan gen set however price point was just shy of 40k in todays dollars, half the list price of the 920. That being said the 920 appears to be worth the money, very impressive specs. The Lance rode on a Super Cab F-350 Ford Dually. The wireless jack control was probably my favorite option on the camper.

No slides is a big plus!

Those things are perfect if ya wanna bring your boat with ya. There’s a video on here somewhere that has a bass pro fisherman with a truck camper and he and his wife just head load up and travel around the pro fishing circuit. (Sorry JD, I don’t know which one or what it weighs) I thought it was great idea anyway lol. Forgot to add that it was a 4 season camper and had a 3500 watt generator, was impressed it was so well insulated.

Wow, love my Brookstone but wow. If I had a move there I could use this I’d be very happy.

Ours is on it's way. Went to Western Skies RV in Reno, a certified dealer. They said the first 31 are being built, and it was not known when another batch would be built. So we put our deposit down. We're new to the truck camper world, so I appreciate all the information I can get, and we'll share information as we go. My wife loved the idea of a dry bath and no slide outs. I love that it's built by Amish. We're having an F450 built for it. Looking forward to JD talking more about the F450 on some videos. We'll be full time living in it for a few years. After I retired from Lowe's, Kelly learned she could retire from teaching sooner than she thought, so we're months away from hitting the road.

JD did you notice that all of the water connections are heated for wintertime nice and sealed up as well as that aluminum wrapped in the bottom

I have a 620 and the Alde system pulls the air in from the vents located lower bottom of the cabinets near the floor(not on the floor) and the heat exists from the vents that runs along the sidewalls of the TC. On the 920, I don’t believe you would be able to use the “pass through window for backing up, the entry door window doesn’t line up and is too small… the TC does come with a backup camera👍🏽👍🏽

There are some good competitors - Lance makes one so does Eagle Cap, Host, NorthStar, Arctic Fox / Northwood - and some others (I’ve seen two of those brands) .. u can get a W/D in a top end truck camper .. this is a legit market and this unit looks like a legit competitor .. 3000 + lbs dry weight is the entry point so 4500 ~ 5000 isn’t a surprise .. they all advertise loaded into a diesel dually .. this one is a great looking unit with nice trim and some nice features

I'm so impressed with this I can put that on the back of my 3500 dually . Of course you'd have to reinforce the frame of some of these trucks because I've seen some bad things happened with big campers like this on the back of a regular 3500 without being reinforced. The chassis

Wow that's better than Lance camper's!! Beautiful 🥰. It looks high end! They nailed it!