5th wheel floor plans
My wife and I are looking for a used 5th wheel to leave on a site in Florida. We travel in a MH and are not familiar with 5th wheels at all. Because of the location of the site windows on the driver ...
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Thanks for the replies. I'll just reply after the most recent one.
We went to the largest rv dealer in the area. Lazy Days in florida.
WQe looked at a bunch of 5th wheels within our criteria - - - except the price point!
We are limited to 35ft MAX due to site boundaries. Found most to be longer than that. Saw a nice one called a Cruiser 5th 34ft.
Does anyone have info on what the mark/up is on one "retailing" at 29k?
I'd be interested in any tips on what to avoid or any must haves.
We went to the largest rv dealer in the area. Lazy Days in florida.
WQe looked at a bunch of 5th wheels within our criteria - - - except the price point!
We are limited to 35ft MAX due to site boundaries. Found most to be longer than that. Saw a nice one called a Cruiser 5th 34ft.
Does anyone have info on what the mark/up is on one "retailing" at 29k?
I'd be interested in any tips on what to avoid or any must haves.
Deb and Ed M wrote:
As previously noted, I think ALL 5ers will have windows on both sides; and generally the door is on the passenger side.
For a random "looking for stuff" website, I like General RV. I'm pretty sure it's www.generalrv.com It will let you sort their new and used inventory by size and floorplan (and price). Would give you an idea how different models lay out, although we discovered that in certain sizes, like our 28-footer, there's only a few variations.
IF you will have a pretty view on the driver's side of the trailer, you might like a rear living quarters with a couple of lounge chairs/rockers at the back of the trailer, to give you the view to the side?? In my trailer with a Super slide - couch and dinette on driver's side slide outward; you really couldn't see the view from the couch because your back would be towards the vista.
