Essential for a TT buying 1st one
So, we are finally able to purchase our first TT. We will have about $10,000 cash, ideally spend less, maybe even more if perfect. We have a Diesel Excursion 2003, so we can we have good towing po...
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From someone who has 6 children (plus mom and dad) That is 8 of us. We started with a HUGE Coleman pop up tent camper. It worked cause they were all little. Once they got bigger we went with a 30 foot Terry with 1 set of bunks, a fold down dinette, a fold down couch and a Queen bed. No slide out. Yes we were a little cramped if all in there at once, but we spend so little time inside. (by the way, my Terry started rotting within 3 years of buying it and it was brand new... it is now on its way to the junkyard and is only 10 years old)
My bro in law has a hybrid Outback 26 foot (also 10 years old now). It has a quad bunk in the front and a slide (hard slide, no tent) queen in the back. It is really nice and the quality seems so much better than my Fleetwood.
Floor plans and interiors are really importnat for the comfort of the family, but take it from me... look at quality first and foremost. I personally would never buy another unit without a full fiberglass roof, but that is because I was burned.
Good luck and have FUN with it all!
My bro in law has a hybrid Outback 26 foot (also 10 years old now). It has a quad bunk in the front and a slide (hard slide, no tent) queen in the back. It is really nice and the quality seems so much better than my Fleetwood.
Floor plans and interiors are really importnat for the comfort of the family, but take it from me... look at quality first and foremost. I personally would never buy another unit without a full fiberglass roof, but that is because I was burned.
Good luck and have FUN with it all!
