"New" Weekend Warrior Toy Haulers

fly-boy wrote:

digital_art wrote:
this is not affiliated with Warmoth at all. all these guys did was buy the rights to the name once the license expired. to have the phrase "longest lasting toy hauler" may be considered false advertisement by some. i was not impressed by the cheap looking front cap - it is plastic? poor/rushed paint job? the frameless windows are something the guys back east in elkhart are using with their trailers so they figure the west coast crowd might like it. the interior is nice but at 42K for a 23ft toy hauler that was just built? no thanks.

i'm not a fan of others capitalizing on a name that wasn't thought of by them. kind of like heartland's road warrior - that was mark's name for the class c.

I 100% doubt these folks have no affiliation with Mark. Regardless, Mark was responsible for 99% of the innovative designs Weekend Warrior invented and everyone else copied.

The Original Weekend Warrior trailers are coming back under the Warrior Lifestyles name, got a catalog a few weeks ago and looks like Mark may be involved.

Warrior Lifestyles

Facebook Warrior Lifestyles

David Kb7uns

I'll keep my 20K 23 foot WW...

digital_art wrote:
this is not affiliated with Warmoth at all. all these guys did was buy the rights to the name once the license expired. to have the phrase "longest lasting toy hauler" may be considered false advertisement by some. i was not impressed by the cheap looking front cap - it is plastic? poor/rushed paint job? the frameless windows are something the guys back east in elkhart are using with their trailers so they figure the west coast crowd might like it. the interior is nice but at 42K for a 23ft toy hauler that was just built? no thanks.

i'm not a fan of others capitalizing on a name that wasn't thought of by them. kind of like heartland's road warrior - that was mark's name for the class c.

I 100% doubt these folks have no affiliation with Mark. Regardless, Mark was responsible for 99% of the innovative designs Weekend Warrior invented and everyone else copied.

this is not affiliated with Warmoth at all. all these guys did was buy the rights to the name once the license expired. to have the phrase "longest lasting toy hauler" may be considered false advertisement by some. i was not impressed by the cheap looking front cap - it is plastic? poor/rushed paint job? the frameless windows are something the guys back east in elkhart are using with their trailers so they figure the west coast crowd might like it. the interior is nice but at 42K for a 23ft toy hauler that was just built? no thanks.

i'm not a fan of others capitalizing on a name that wasn't thought of by them. kind of like heartland's road warrior - that was mark's name for the class c.

I look forward to seeing the new and innovative designs.

I had sent an email to Weekend Warrior RV Mfg a while back about the possible 5th wheel TH. Casey sent a response the same day, said the drawings for the first 3 models should be out by the end of October and available to the retail public by 1 January. I'm interested in what they come out with.

Steel cage construction

Other Weekend Warrior

The Weekend Warrior being shown here is not the same as the old Weekend Warriors, looks like who ever bought the name is using it now.


Warrior Lifestyles

Got a catalog from "Warrior Lifestyles" last week and they are using the same front, rear, side fender fiberglass panels and overall designs of the original with some upgrades.

We got a RKD3000 in late 2007 and overall it had few problems of the earlier ones just as they were getting things right the market dumped.

David

I was blown away by the prices at the Pomona show Sunday. Came home and really appreciated my 2007!

derwud wrote:
42k for a 23 foot toyhauler.. No way..

Wait a second- You must have forgotten "its the longest lasting toy hauler." :)

Seriously- 2k per linear foot of the box sounds pretty high! Maybe they should drop the price and try and focus on being "second longest lasting and half the price of the longest lasting."