Small trailer or van camper
We are long-time tent campers who switched to a truck camper several years back. Age is getting us thinking that we should make a switch in campers. We will be traveling about 15K to 18k per year visi...
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I agree with TT over B. You already have a good (I assume it's good!) tow vehicle that you know well. With a used B, you have a whole 'nother drive train to maintain, and you don't know how it was cared for beforehand. Plus I think the TT will feel a little more spacious than the B, and you still can throw stuff in the back of the pickup (tons of space!).
Casita or Scamp will get you a couple more mpg's than the RPod, and the molded fiberglass trailers hold their resale value much better. If you're buying new, also take a look at Parkliner (built in NC) and Li'l Snoozy (of SC). All of the molded-body trailers are sold factory direct (but internal components are common, with their own warranties, and are easily serviceable anywhere).
Casita or Scamp will get you a couple more mpg's than the RPod, and the molded fiberglass trailers hold their resale value much better. If you're buying new, also take a look at Parkliner (built in NC) and Li'l Snoozy (of SC). All of the molded-body trailers are sold factory direct (but internal components are common, with their own warranties, and are easily serviceable anywhere).
