LivinLite VRV Alum. Toyhauler
http://www.livinlite.com/VRV-overview.php EDIT- dropped the bomb and here it is!! Arrived in May '12 Please, i am looking for anyone that may have an opinion and experiences with this man...
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Thanks for the input.
They are worth checking out if you are not looking for the run-o-the-mill toyhauler. There reputation on a google search only brings up only good, no threads on required repairs that are 100 pages long or people dumping them to trade in for a different brand. They have been around a number of years. Cant find one used for the life of ya.
These are definitely more along the line of a tricked out CargoTrailer with living quarters. I really love the fold out queensize bed. Frees up a ton of interior space and can stay setup during the day.
All interior cabinetry is aluminum with aircraft latches.
The walls/ceiling are composite and insulated 1-1/2".
Power is 30amp shore with the ability to plug your generator into it, is standard. I would want an EU2000 to power the basics if not plugged in.
Storage is an issue to a degree. There is a large full width exterior compartment in front. Plenty in the kitchen, IMO. A small linen closet, a few other cabinets and a helmet/hanger shelf. Somewhat sparse, but i dont consider these to be an apartment. Our trailer would be spec'd with 8' overhead cabinet along one wall
They will customize the trailer however you want- similar to what Featherlite/TPD/Pace/etc.. will do.
Offer up some opinions if you have one.
thanks
They are worth checking out if you are not looking for the run-o-the-mill toyhauler. There reputation on a google search only brings up only good, no threads on required repairs that are 100 pages long or people dumping them to trade in for a different brand. They have been around a number of years. Cant find one used for the life of ya.
These are definitely more along the line of a tricked out CargoTrailer with living quarters. I really love the fold out queensize bed. Frees up a ton of interior space and can stay setup during the day.
All interior cabinetry is aluminum with aircraft latches.
The walls/ceiling are composite and insulated 1-1/2".
Power is 30amp shore with the ability to plug your generator into it, is standard. I would want an EU2000 to power the basics if not plugged in.
Storage is an issue to a degree. There is a large full width exterior compartment in front. Plenty in the kitchen, IMO. A small linen closet, a few other cabinets and a helmet/hanger shelf. Somewhat sparse, but i dont consider these to be an apartment. Our trailer would be spec'd with 8' overhead cabinet along one wall
They will customize the trailer however you want- similar to what Featherlite/TPD/Pace/etc.. will do.
Offer up some opinions if you have one.
thanks
