Like the title says. We just sold our 2010 Fuzion 383 because the Spyder and the motorcycle won't fit.Now we're looking for toyhaulers with separate garages. We have no need for the second bathroom and outdoor kitchen and television. We're leaning toward 38-39 feet, definitely not over 40 feet. Any suggestions would be appreciated, and the reasons you like that particular brand and/or model. We are looking for ones a couple years old, but not over 3 years old. New if the price is right, but actually prefer to let someone else fix the bugs.So let me have 'em...please.

My next door neighbor just bought a GD Momentum and it's very impressive. Seems well put together and they bought it used but not more than about 5 years old? I can't remember the model year. It's around 35-36' but has a shorter garage. I definitely like the interior height inside but that thing is tall and that could cause some clearance problems in some less developed areas. I'd like an ATC, though. Those things are just built super well. Utilitarian but nice. I'm a big fan of the all aluminum exterior and roof. I know they make TT and GN style models but I'm not sure if the latter come as short as you are wanting. I think an ATC is a trailer you can buy and maintain and it'll last indefinitely, which is not the case with most other styles.

Thanks for the input. I hadn't considered an ATC, but I have read good things about them.

I would go ATC if I could afford one!From my touring of the Momentum line not owning one, just looking close at them I wasn't impressed. I rather have a KZ Venom toy hauler. But these rigs are getting even more flimsy these days. I really don't like the flimsy feal of the Grand Design units. I've owned a 44' long KZ New Vision toy hauler with triple 7K axles and it held up good. But that was years ago. Things may have changed since then, but the walk through gave me a better impression on the newer KZ units. I was looking at the Sporster line, I'm not in the Venom price range!

Thanks, we haven't seen much of the KZ line, not sure why. We see a lot of Dutchman, Fuzion, and Forest River. Having owned a Fuzion for 10 years, I'm aware of the shortcomings there, but I was thinking Forest River was a good brand, but I may be confused.

Right now with the backlog of RV orders I'd take my time. IMHO quality goes down faster when there is pressure to produce higher quantity. You've been very active here so you know the drill. I do think the GD quality has dropped some, I say that just based on the feedback on here and other owners. Though probably not big enough for your needs check out the Northwood Desert Fox and the Outdoor RV line (both are part of the Nash family), I'd also spend some time looking deeper at Genesis Supreme line too. Personally I've heard to many horror stories about FR to feel good about them, but that's just me. KZ has always seemed to be more of a regional brand, once Thor bought them I expected to see that change, but it still hasn't Both KZ & Jayco still maintain their 2+ year warranty, while GD dropped theirs. You know this too, but a good dealer can make or break you. Right now on so many groups I'm hearing about massive warranty work backlog and challenge of getting parts.

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Sagebrush
Explorer
Jun 27, 2021
I would go ATC if I could afford one!

From my touring of the Momentum line not owning one, just looking close at them I wasn't impressed. I rather have a KZ Venom toy hauler. But these rigs are getting even more flimsy these days. I really don't like the flimsy feal of the Grand Design units. I've owned a 44' long KZ New Vision toy hauler with triple 7K axles and it held up good. But that was years ago. Things may have changed since then, but the walk through gave me a better impression on the newer KZ units. I was looking at the Sporster line, I'm not in the Venom price range!
fj12ryder
Explorer III
Jun 27, 2021
Thanks for the input. I hadn't considered an ATC, but I have read good things about them.
IdaD
Explorer
Jun 27, 2021
My next door neighbor just bought a GD Momentum and it's very impressive. Seems well put together and they bought it used but not more than about 5 years old? I can't remember the model year. It's around 35-36' but has a shorter garage. I definitely like the interior height inside but that thing is tall and that could cause some clearance problems in some less developed areas.

I'd like an ATC, though. Those things are just built super well. Utilitarian but nice. I'm a big fan of the all aluminum exterior and roof. I know they make TT and GN style models but I'm not sure if the latter come as short as you are wanting. I think an ATC is a trailer you can buy and maintain and it'll last indefinitely, which is not the case with most other styles.

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