buying a TT tomorrow! need advice!

clubhouse wrote:
I looked at the link, claims 28' length, but you know this is really a 32'-33' TT right?

With 3 kids we have been considering upgrding too. We are interested in same the floor plan too, I've seen it from Jayco in their Whitehawk and JayFlight lines, a very similar one in the Eagle line. I've also looked at it in Forest River Wildwood & Salem, Keystone Laredo and Coachman Apex lines. All of them 32'+.

In general 28-29 class TT = 32-33' overall length and 32-33 class TT = 35-36' overall length

Of all of the ones I have been into I prefer the Jayco and Keystone over Forest River and Coachman.

Yes, I really wish I could get the floorplan in a 26-27 class to save a couple of feet. thanks for your advice

I looked at the link, claims 28' length, but you know this is really a 32'-33' TT right?

With 3 kids we have been considering upgrding too. We are interested in same the floor plan too, I've seen it from Jayco in their Whitehawk and JayFlight lines, a very similar one in the Eagle line. I've also looked at it in Forest River Wildwood & Salem, Keystone Laredo and Coachman Apex lines. All of them 32'+.

In general 28-29 class TT = 32-33' overall length and 32-33 class TT = 35-36' overall length

Of all of the ones I have been into I prefer the Jayco and Keystone over Forest River and Coachman.

Get pricing here and have your dealer match or beat it.

http://www.rvwholesalers.com/

I agree with Mosseater. You should really do all your homework and research long before you are ready to buy. If you know the floor plan you like then you should have a few different dealers bidding against each other for the sale. Financing/cash sales make a difference too. Have your financing ready up front and as said, be prepared to walk and buy later when they meet your reasonable price.

Sell yours yourself and offer 40% less than sticker for the new one as a starting point. The mark up on trailers is obscene. If you have cash and are prepared to walk, you can let them call you to accept your offer or make a counter. If you are bound and determined that you're buying tomorrow, they'll likely take you to the cleaners. My .02.