Luxury toy hauler?

I don't think your wording was so bad.

Have you tried a white noise machine? We bought one (they run about 40-50 bucks at bed bath and beyond) and DH and I are both sleeping so much better now, his snoring could wake the dead. So the white noise machine (and a 15 pound weigh loss for him) and I sleep like a baby now.

Seems cheaper than a whole new rig,.. :)

Hi oldbird1965 - many toyhaulers do not have the same insulations (especially floors and rear doors) - in the garage as in the people quarters.

oldbird1965 wrote:
I'm glad you agree Aridon but really now, how was my wording so bad?? I'm in a few other forums and I don't see how that wording stepped on so many toes. We were thinking about a new or almost new 5er and because we sleep separate I thought that maybe I could make a bedroom out of the garage or go to a doctor and get my snoring fixed and keep our Travel Supreme, LOL I just thought I would ask the experts here a question and I still appreciate the suggestions. Thanks!!

New Horizon and Spacecraft are custom builders. You can have a 5er with 2 bedrooms if you want. They are not cheep and you might need a medium duty truck instead of a 1 ton. Not everyone has 150K to spend on a high end TH. For what it's worth I'm one of them. My (junk) TH has gave me several years of trouble free service at a reasonable cost. While it may be a little austere I would hardly call it junk.

I'm glad you agree Aridon but really now, how was my wording so bad?? I'm in a few other forums and I don't see how that wording stepped on so many toes. We were thinking about a new or almost new 5er and because we sleep separate I thought that maybe I could make a bedroom out of the garage or go to a doctor and get my snoring fixed and keep our Travel Supreme, LOL I just thought I would ask the experts here a question and I still appreciate the suggestions. Thanks!!

While the OP wording was poorly chosen I'd have to agree. We have been shopping fifth wheels hard and most of the toy haulers are lacking when compared to higher end fifth wheels.

I'd recommend what others have said, check New Horizons and DRV.

If you are not looking at new only, a Carriage C-Force is reasonably well built.

Thanks guys, really gave me some food for thought! LOL

I just took a tour of the Spacecraft plant Concordia Mo, where they are building a toyhauler now. Expect to drop at least $100 K but serious engineering combined with signicant experience and best materials.
They have 3 trade-ins of more common brands, junk like you said.

Here's a link to another post on this forum.

Link to forum thread.

Here's a link to a U-Tube presentation:

U-Tube presentation

Here's a link to the manufacture's web site:

Momentum

Here's a link for the price:

One local dealer's web site.

These are the two highest end we are looking at:

Voltage 3200

Raptor 332 (king bed, but seems to come in right around 80k).