ENTRY LEVEL?
I just read it again about how some trailers are considered entry level trailers by the elite of campers. I have a Jayco Jay Flight 29QBH this trailer has the layout we wanted the water and holding t...
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When we started looking we had no idea what we wanted..class A or a pop up :h
Even though we had camped in various RV's over the years, we didn't know much. :@
Here is a laugh.. When one dealer said to us, you don't want that, it is an entry level. I said, oh yes we do. That will be so much easier to climb into on days my hips and knees are bad. I thought he mean't that the entry was level to the ground :o
We looked at many TT and found that most "Entry Level" were as well built as the higher priced units. It is amazing what they charge for upgrades you can do yourself for so little. It is how the unit is constructed what counts, not the quality of the 4 yards of material used or the little bit of wood trim.
Choose the unit that suits you. If someone judges you by how thick he thinks your wallet is, you don't need him.
Even though we had camped in various RV's over the years, we didn't know much. :@
Here is a laugh.. When one dealer said to us, you don't want that, it is an entry level. I said, oh yes we do. That will be so much easier to climb into on days my hips and knees are bad. I thought he mean't that the entry was level to the ground :o
We looked at many TT and found that most "Entry Level" were as well built as the higher priced units. It is amazing what they charge for upgrades you can do yourself for so little. It is how the unit is constructed what counts, not the quality of the 4 yards of material used or the little bit of wood trim.
Choose the unit that suits you. If someone judges you by how thick he thinks your wallet is, you don't need him.
