AIRSTREAM TT
Good day all: Iam thinking about getting rid of my 2003 Mallard.Is in good shape nothing wrong woth it. But I went to the RV show in chicago and seen the airstream TT. I was impress with the way t...
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IMO they are too small inside and have almost no storage. It would be hard to take a month long trip with a 25-28'. For 60-70,000 you get this, http://www.suttonrv.com/2012-airstream-international-serenity-28-new-travel-trailer-or-i452648
For around 31,000 you can get this AF. http://www.nelsonsrvs.com/rv/boise+id/northwood+traveltrailer/2614/northwood+arctic+fox+25p
If you finace it then the Airstream would be apr 443.00 for 180 mths with a total of apx 80,000 total paid over the life of the loan.
The AF would be 244.00 a mth for 120 mths for a total of 35,000 paid over the 12 years. APR on both was 3.99%. I'm sure there are variables in all this. But how much will the AS be worth after 15 yrs. 20,000 in interest as opposed to 8,000 for the AF I'll take the more user freindly cheaper rig. Not sure it's worth the extra 200.00 a month. Basicaly you could buy 2 AF's for one AS.
I used an AF because they areone of the best bulit 4 season units out there.
For around 31,000 you can get this AF. http://www.nelsonsrvs.com/rv/boise+id/northwood+traveltrailer/2614/northwood+arctic+fox+25p
If you finace it then the Airstream would be apr 443.00 for 180 mths with a total of apx 80,000 total paid over the life of the loan.
The AF would be 244.00 a mth for 120 mths for a total of 35,000 paid over the 12 years. APR on both was 3.99%. I'm sure there are variables in all this. But how much will the AS be worth after 15 yrs. 20,000 in interest as opposed to 8,000 for the AF I'll take the more user freindly cheaper rig. Not sure it's worth the extra 200.00 a month. Basicaly you could buy 2 AF's for one AS.
I used an AF because they areone of the best bulit 4 season units out there.
