Help me know what kind of camper to look for.
We currently own a 2004 Flagstaff 176LTD pop-up. We bought it used about 4 or 5 years ago and have loved it, but we would like to move away from the pop-up to a regular type camper. The biggest reason...
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So this would require a bigger/better tow rig, but it meets all your other requirements, and then some, especially off-grid and winter.
Nash 17K
Nash 17K brochure
Nash 17K walk through.
These aren't common in your area, but are fantastic "off the beaten path" travel trailers.
Here's a Casita that might work with your tow rig, take care not to buy "up-to" your max tow rating. Payload, and tongue weight often are the limiting values for your Liberty's real capabilities.
2012 Casita Spirit Deluxe
These are decent too, a possible fit for your rig, but again, tongue weight might be the issue.
Micro Minnie 1705RD O'Fallon, MO
Nash 17K
Nash 17K brochure
Nash 17K walk through.
These aren't common in your area, but are fantastic "off the beaten path" travel trailers.
Here's a Casita that might work with your tow rig, take care not to buy "up-to" your max tow rating. Payload, and tongue weight often are the limiting values for your Liberty's real capabilities.
2012 Casita Spirit Deluxe
These are decent too, a possible fit for your rig, but again, tongue weight might be the issue.
Micro Minnie 1705RD O'Fallon, MO
