Best TT for Jeep GC?

The Northwood factory is in La Grande. If you are anywhere near there, go to the factory and take a tour. I think you will be impressed with the way they are made. They are heavy for their size.

BroncosFan wrote:
northwoodmfg.com Nash made in OR has the onboard onan genny option. From 17 to 25 foot. I think dual pane windows available too. You can go to rvtraderonline to see photos of the onan installed.

"A True 4 Season Coach
R-7 Fiberglass in Walls & Floor
R-14 Fiberglass in the Roof
R-15 Reflective Foil - Ceiling & Floor
Heated & Enclosed Tanks
Heated & Enclosed Valves"

As it happens, I am in Oregon and will check them out. Go Chargers!

APT wrote:
Few TTs have generators and those that do cost far more than an inverter Honda or Yamaha.

Cruiser RV Funfinder is a nicer than average TT. Lance, Passport GT, Jayco Eagle.

I have back issues, so I need the generator built in. I realize I am looking for a lot in a light package.

Few TTs have generators and those that do cost far more than an inverter Honda or Yamaha.

Cruiser RV Funfinder is a nicer than average TT. Lance, Passport GT, Jayco Eagle.

We have a 2013 GC with 7,500# towing capacity. We have a Coachmen Freedom Express 233RBS. Loaded out, it weighs 6,000 to 6,500#. Our Grand Cherokee tows it just fine. We are very satisfied with the layout and quality of our trailer. Might check out this floor plan.

northwoodmfg.com Nash made in OR has the onboard onan genny option. From 17 to 25 foot. I think dual pane windows available too. You can go to rvtraderonline to see photos of the onan installed.

"A True 4 Season Coach
R-7 Fiberglass in Walls & Floor
R-14 Fiberglass in the Roof
R-15 Reflective Foil - Ceiling & Floor
Heated & Enclosed Tanks
Heated & Enclosed Valves"

diver110 wrote:
Maybe luxury was a poor word to use. I really meant well equipped and good quality. My ideal TT will have a full queen-sized bed, flat screen TV which can be watched from bed, many double pane windows, and a generator (apparently leaves out airstream). I very much appreciate all the great feedback.

You just described a Lance TT to a T. There isn't any kind of onboard generator, but you can pop one in the passthrough and you're good to go!

WoodGlue

Maybe luxury was a poor word to use. I really meant well equipped and good quality. My ideal TT will have a full queen-sized bed, flat screen TV which can be watched from bed, many double pane windows, and a generator (apparently leaves out airstream). I very much appreciate all the great feedback.

We have a Jeep Grand Cherokee and a Jayco 25RKS Jay Flight. We love it and have no problems towing.

APT wrote:

WoodGlue wrote:

I guess you could say that Lance is the IKEA of Travel Trailers!

Oh, I hope not! Ikea is cheap modern style, not luxurious or quality!

When is the last time you looked at an IKEA Kitchen? KuchenSystems is another example I'd use to compare Lance to.