Different Brands/Models For Different Regions
I've noticed that TT companies seem to establish different brands and/or models for different parts of the country. Is this true? If it is, what differentiates one region's TT's from another?
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Just a rough observation.
The 'west coast' trailers typically come from a manufacturer with two plants, and that might be because of a merger/ acquisition rather than a plan.
The 'west coast' trailers tend to be slightly smaller with less slides/ less deep slides.
That is just my general impression and might be completely wrong.
My uneducated guess is that because state and federal campgrounds in the west tend to have smaller camping sites - that influences the decision about design.
The 'west coast' trailers typically come from a manufacturer with two plants, and that might be because of a merger/ acquisition rather than a plan.
The 'west coast' trailers tend to be slightly smaller with less slides/ less deep slides.
That is just my general impression and might be completely wrong.
My uneducated guess is that because state and federal campgrounds in the west tend to have smaller camping sites - that influences the decision about design.
