Model suggestions
Hello All, I'm sure the collective brain can point me towards some models I haven't found yet. So here is the deal, the wife and I are thinking about selling our pull behind and getting a 5th w...
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Mmaxed wrote:eundercoffler wrote:Mmaxed wrote:
We have a '09 Fusion 302 that is close to what you are wanting. No loft, but drop down bunks in the garage. Frame is steel. Overall been a reliable unit. Friends have had rigs with more problems in the first year than we have had in 8 camping seasons.
Ya I like the 302 and 305. No loft but a more manageable size. If I could find one around me in good condition I would buy it. Do you know of any similar rigs?
Eric
It seems like Cyclone had one similar but a few feet longer. Don't know that I would recommend it though as I know several people that have owned Cyclones and Road Warriors. They all had lots of problems. Not saying that Fusion has the best build quality, some things make me cringe every time I look at them. It has held up well overall though.
My brother has a Raptor that is a similar floor plan, but no glass slider to the garage. Makes it seem much smaller. Can't open swinging door to garage with toys in.
Yes, I agree, the sliding glass door does make the space seem much larger. Besides, one of the great things about a toy hauler is that you can open the back up and enjoy the ocean or river or whatever it is you are backed up too. The sliding glass door still gives you this impression even if it is an illusion partially.
As to quality, I have only ever owned a Weekend Warrior and it is a constant maintenance issue. I have not been impressed with the quality in the least. All campers/RV's are made similarly but the few Raptors and Fuzions I have seen seem to be better quality to me than the Weekend Warrior.
That being said, I'm not tied to either of those models, I'm open to looking to something similar which is why I started this thread in the first place.
Eric
