Cleveland RV Show Jayco Models

I would buy another Jayco again because of their good construction. BUT!! Their 2 year warranty was worthless for me. Unless you live next door to the dealer you bought it from. Mine had a couple of major problems. They wouldn't cover either under warranty. #1 furnace and wall wiring poorly done. TT almost burned to the ground. I paid for repair. #2 Very bad leak in the front of TT. The whole bed would be soaked when it rained. I dried it out and dumped it on a trade.

Of coarse that is why the old quote: Nobody ever sells a good tractor.

Yes, I would buy another Jayco but not metal sided. Plus they couldn't pull that 2 year warranty stuff. When I had mine they charged an inspection fee prior to warranty work. That way dealers would get reimbursed when Jayco refused. My Jayco was a new 2012. Less than 1 year old when I dumped it.

Starcraft (a Jayco company) also has a 2 year warranty.

Each to his/her own, but the Murphy bed doesn't work for me. You lose the couch when someone's in bed (and vice-versa when the couch is being used), which is fine only when both people are on the same sleep schedule. Also, every mattress we've ever had in a camper required a memory foam topper to be comfortable. Where would that go when the bed is put up? I assume the pillows/bedding fit in the space when the bed is put up?

And yes, I saw a Winnebago Minnie with a Murphy bed at the ATL RV show this past weekend.

FYI, Lance has a 2 year bumper to bumper warranty.

http://winnebagotowables.com/products

FYI, the Winnebago 2101DS has a Murphy bed and a pass thru storage area.

We didn't make it to the show, so I can't give you any answers. But we looked at the Jayco Murphy bed models in 2013 and in looking at the Jayco website, I think they are still the same. Be sure to check those two trailers for storage space as there isn't any pass thru storage areas and the two storage areas (exterior) are quite small. We were down sizing and thought the Murphy bed would be a great idea, but the lack of storage eliminated them from our short list. I also suggest checking out the maximum thickness of any mattress you could use with the Murphy bed in the event that you want to upgrade the mattress or add a mattress topper.