Best "Non-Garage" Models

Well, hell. Not to many models anymore with the open floorplans. I look at a few mfg site lastnight. Only a few have them.

Btw, no dutchmen.

Is your buddy looking for new or used? Price range over/under $50k?

Eclipse which is Stellar and Atitude have real nice "open floor plan" with real nice cabinetry and close to the Ww Cr floorplan

Forestriver has a few open floor plans that are similar to Eclipse.

The higher end your looking at Cylcone and Inferno.I think Dutchmen has one as well.

I completely understood the title but then again our family has owned since new a 2001 Tahoe Transport 5ver. Great trailer that has been flawless over its 13 years, simple and nothing fancy. Would love something new, but the more reviews I read the more I want to keep what I have. It doesn't have a garage, pretty simple.

McKenziek those of us that frequent the Toy Hauler forum know exactly what you were asking.

Bumpyroad wrote:

thebudman wrote:

AprilWhine wrote:
A fifth wheel toy hauler without a garage is called... a standard fifth wheel? :B

A donut without a hole is a danish

and every toy hauler has a "garage". some are separate and walled off, others are garage "areas" that are not. this is the first thread I have seen in this forum that claims that some toy haulers do not have a "garage".
bumpy

Bumpy,

Not too long ago, maybe +10 years or so ago, the walled off garage was unheard of. Back then, nobody referred to the Toy Hauler as having a garage. Today, manufacturers refer to them as "Garage" models. I hope this clears it up as to why I named the thread as is.

thebudman wrote:

AprilWhine wrote:
A fifth wheel toy hauler without a garage is called... a standard fifth wheel? :B

A donut without a hole is a danish

and every toy hauler has a "garage". some are separate and walled off, others are garage "areas" that are not. this is the first thread I have seen in this forum that claims that some toy haulers do not have a "garage".
bumpy

AprilWhine wrote:
A fifth wheel toy hauler without a garage is called... a standard fifth wheel? :B

A donut without a hole is a danish

I looked at a bunch of new ones before getting my used Victory Lane. Most common were the Attitude, Sandsport and the Cyclone. Some of them had slideouts in the garage area. This seemed stupid until I realized that the floor of the slide out tipped up against the wall when it was in so that you could still use most of the garage (except a small portion where the wall of the slide out would come into the garage). These were very nice and if they were in the budget I would get one in a heartbeat!

We had an open floor plan 22' TH with 16' of garage convertible space. When we needed more room, it was hard finding something with 18-20' of garage that wasn't too large to take into smaller campgrounds.

We ended up trying to decide between keeping what we had, going to a car hauler with living space or splitting off the garage from the living space by having a truck camper. You can see my signature how we ended up.

We've been really happy with our Cyclone 2812, 30'11" loa.