What's your RV's Name???

Pudding Tang ....ask me again I tell you the same.

Sorry. Had to do it.

The AS I sold fit in my shop, but the AC on the Keystone doesn't clear the door way. So I call the tlr. "Too Tall" Also the truck was bought in Kansas a few years ago but is in Wis. So because it is "not in Kansas anymore" I call it "Toto" Arnie

So what did you name yours - and more importantly - WHY?

I hadn't really thought of naming our "new to us" TT until I first saw this thread so I've given it some thought and have named her "Jet". It was my mom's nickname. We bought the camper using some of the life insurance monies from her recent passing. Now I'll continue to have fun camping with my mom.

The only thing we name is the GPS voice. That's Ernestine.

I guess I normally just call mine the "Rig", but If I was going to name it I would probably call it "The Club House". lol Great post!
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We named our 2013 Salem Cruise Lite 185RB "LeeAnn" (a combination of our middle names)!

Just got my new-to-me '96 Eldorado C320. I think I'll name her "Sane." That way when I call/text I can say "I'm in Sane!"

(they already think so.)

Our name is Granny. Because it's a 1990 GranVille.

While there are men well over 6' at our T@B rallies, it depends on your comfort level and how much time you spend inside. When the weather is bad, we bring our chairs into the add-a-room. We had a 28' Class C Motorhome before the T@B, but surprisingly the T@B's bed is much larger and hubby sleeps more comfortably. It's certainly not the trailer for everyone, though!

bakerkids wrote:

Stefonius wrote:

bakerkids wrote:
Daisy T@Baker.
Daisy because she's yellow
T@Baker because she's a T@B and we're Bakers

I'm very curious about teardrop trailers. How much interior headroom does that unit have when it's open?

It is open. lol The clam shell floor plan opens in the back where the kitchen is located. Mine has the interior kitchen with a L-shaped counter and queen bed. The height is 69" at the max. My hubby is 6' and does okay, but when not in the front of the trailer you're sitting at the u-shaped dinette anyway. For multiple days, or when we have more people with us, we use the add-a-room. That gives hubby plenty of space.

I know this isn't the thread for photos, so I'll post one of the kitchen, plus my Flickr link so that you can see more of the T@B.
Little Guy Trailers T@B page

http://www.flickr.com/photos/fivebakers/sets/72157623751442097/

Well, I'm 77" tall, so that would not work well for me. It's a cool concept, though, and a really nice looking trailer! If I was 5-foot-something, there would be so many more options available!