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2020 Lance Camper Lineup Updates

Hank MorrowJan 14, 20262 min read
2020 Lance Camper Lineup Updates

Lancaster based Lance Camper Mfg. Corp. announces product enhancements for its 2020 Ultra-Light Travel Trailer and Truck Camper model lines and launch of an all-new brand logo.

Along with a new “Driftwood” (gray cabinets) interior décor offering on select models, Lance is introducing two new Travel Trailer models, the 2075 and 2445. The 2075 features a rear U-shaped dinette non-slide floorplan with unique rear exterior slide-out kitchen and fantastic Lance “Stargazer” opening front window. The 2445 is a single slide bunk model featuring double-sized bunks, garage storage, and residential sized bathroom and walk-in closet.

“The new Driftwood decors turned out beautifully,” states Gary Conley, National Sales Manager for Lance, “and the new floorplans make a strong line up even stronger.”

Key new standard features on the two new models include the iN-Command System by ASA, a dedicated storage compartment for portable generators, portable Bluetooth speaker, while all new models receive new aluminum wheel design, new exterior graphics package combined with two-toned exterior fiberglass. Key new optional features include a new lithium battery package, new 1500W inverter and “Mountain Scene” graphic option.

The 2020 Truck Camper model line will also feature the new gray “Driftwood” cabinetry on select models, all new standard exterior graphics and an optional lithium battery package.

The new model enhancements are in production now with examples being shown for the first time at the Hershey RV show, September 11-16.

Also starting with the new 2020 models will be the launch of a new Lance brand logo. “The new logo features a clean, modern design reflecting a quality image Lance has become known for with over 54 years of success and hard-earned customer loyalty,” states Bob Rogers, Director of Marketing for Lance.

Before you buy or go: specs, prices and road conditions change. Confirm with the manufacturer or dealer, check your tow and payload ratings, and check road status before heading out.

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