Forest River going high end
Looks like Forest River has decided to go into the high end fivers. Going to debut the new Allure here in a few weeks. Looks like the standard build is going to be pretty nice. Did notice it is going ...
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Traveler II wrote:ken burke wrote:Traveler II wrote:
We travel 6-9 months a year and like to move around a lot. We prefer a good quality fiver with a great frame, but we don’t want a bohemia, the problem is they keep making the good fivers bigger, nothing much in the 32-35 foot range.
I guess we’ll stay with what we have for a bit longer.
Yes, we agree. We have a great Cedar Creek that is 37 feet long. About 3 or 4 feet too long. It seems like the new Cedar Creeks start at that length.
The 5th wheel to look at is the Forest River Silverback. They have shorter lengths, and the Silverback is a cheaper Cedar Creek.
ken and sue
I'm really not looking for a cheaper rig, I'm looking for quality, just not so big. The rig we have now is 34 feet and great quality, and at a time we go to replace it I would like something like it. I guess we'll stay with what we have for now.
Well I did not mean "cheaper" as in quality. The Silverback is a quality trailer. the Cedar Creek and Silverback are made at the same factory. Both have the same frame, tires, axles, workmanship. The only difference is that the Silverback has less expensive amenities than the Cedar Creek. They have the same roof, siding, etc. I think that we will go with the Silverback next time around, just because it is shorter.
ken and sue
