How did you decide on which TT to buy ?
We have had four trailers in our long lifetime and we bought them all based on floor plan. The biggest problem has been that each has had the perfect floor plan, but have been the lowest quality tra...
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We bought a used pop up after selling our sailboat. We wanted to see if we would enjoy traveling in a camper. Having our own little house was great, especially at the beach. DW wanted hard sides though, so I bought a 6x14 vnose cargo trailer and had a lot of fun making an RV out of it. Toted that thing everywhere. The only complaint was there was no room for a dedicated dining area. It did have a galley, head, shower, and a full size bed.
So, we started thinking about the perfect camper for us. After a year or so of research, I found exactly what we were looking for- a 2007 Trail-Lite 214QB. It had an island queen, decent size bath, loads of storage, stove, large fridge and a dinette. Unfortunately, I did not know how to check for water intrusion problems, though I soon learned. After about 3 years of fixing floors, walls and the roof, we decided to give up and find another. But we loved the floor plan.
By luck, I stumbled upon what we have now, which has pretty much the same floor plan as the Trail-Lite, but with a small slide.
With the proper maintenance, this one should be our last.
So, we started thinking about the perfect camper for us. After a year or so of research, I found exactly what we were looking for- a 2007 Trail-Lite 214QB. It had an island queen, decent size bath, loads of storage, stove, large fridge and a dinette. Unfortunately, I did not know how to check for water intrusion problems, though I soon learned. After about 3 years of fixing floors, walls and the roof, we decided to give up and find another. But we loved the floor plan.
By luck, I stumbled upon what we have now, which has pretty much the same floor plan as the Trail-Lite, but with a small slide.
With the proper maintenance, this one should be our last.
