First TT advice
Long winded first post, but here we go: I’m looking for a travel trailer to tow with my Durango SRT. I know ideally you pick the trailer first, then the tow vehicle, but I unfortunately put the car...
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Look at the Fiberglass Trailers in the USA and Canada. Look at having a Trailer made for you directly from the factory. The quality is a lot better. Look at Lazy Dazy out of CA. They build Class C's for 50 years. Out of Canada Taylor Coach will build you one. They are 4 season I think. The fiberglass one have very good build quality and fast resale value. Big Foot Fiberglass makes a small 5th wheel for example. It is just my wife & I & one dog. Also Look at Casita, Oliver, & One's in Canada. You will not have to worry about leaks in a fiberglass Trailer. They last forever & they hold their value. They tow very easy & people will come up to you & want to see inside. Happens every trip we go on. There is a wait of several months on these. That's how popular they are. Mine was 2 month wait for the Casita.
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https://www.curbed.com/2019/9/18/20870828/rv-camper-repairs-poor-quality?fbclid=IwAR0b5jdOe8Tgu7Bpyb3trnIBPOqSsGOcXPZg4Vuv3YaDd0JZqxnZC8zIO9Q
This article just came out.
https://www.curbed.com/2019/9/18/20870828/rv-camper-repairs-poor-quality?fbclid=IwAR0b5jdOe8Tgu7Bpyb3trnIBPOqSsGOcXPZg4Vuv3YaDd0JZqxnZC8zIO9Q
