Host switching to front Nose Caps in 2021 units

burningman wrote:
Now if Host can ever learn to build the whole thing from molded fiberglass, they’ll start to have something.

Says no one that ever wanted to live in a box with no slides! :)

Now if Host can ever learn to build the whole thing from molded fiberglass, they’ll start to have something.

I am a guy who prefers to take troubles head on.
The issue is that I like to change my position several times over the night.
So with no headboard, my pillow always ends on the floor.
It is amazing how much 2" of mattress elevation can change.
My Fleetwood originally had pretty tall mattress + storage under it.
I removed storage, what was like 3 or 4 inches and that made huge difference in space above.

Kayteg1 wrote:
The tilted front wall is where I keep banging my head on.

Put your feet towards the front of the camper.

I don't think there's a rule that you have to put your head up there.

Aside from moving 2 of the seams from the front corners back onto a flat surface, is there any other real world advantages to a nose cone vs conventional siding?

The tilted front wall is where I keep banging my head on.

The graphics on some RVs are hideous.

Grit dog wrote:
I agree about the decals, not that they look inherently bad and a lot of them look cool, IMO. But they don't last.
Couple colors of gel maybe or something to break up the whiteness. If no decals, a TC looks like weird cargo van.

I couldn't agree more. The white on white is a little too much white. But hey, progress is progress!

Thank you Host!! :C

I agree about the decals, not that they look inherently bad and a lot of them look cool, IMO. But they don't last.
Couple colors of gel maybe or something to break up the whiteness. If no decals, a TC looks like weird cargo van.

^Ouch! Lol