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rbpru
Explorer II
Apr 04, 2014

How many different TT models are there?

My wife and I just returned from a month long trip to the Everglades. We visited 16 different campgrounds, in five different states. Some of these were State run some were RV resorts.

Just out of curiosity I decided to check to see how many people owned the same TT I did. I though it might be nice to compare notes. Well the result were interesting.

While all the major and not so major TT brands were there, I did not see two of the same model of any brand. My wife said she saw two identical Class Cs at one of the parks.

Here may be hundreds of TT manufacturers but there must be millions of different models. Have you ever seen your exact model TT while camping?

26 Replies

  • We have a 2011 TT that was made by Monaco for a Canadian company. We did not see any the first year. The second year we saw 4 in the same CG and within a dozen sites, LOL
  • I often see Outbacks, they're popular units.

    However my 260TRS is a new floor plan, I've never seen another except on a dealer lot. I've yet to see anyone on this forum, the Outbackers forum, or Keystone RV forum, that has this model. Even a search of the forums comes up with little to nothing.

    So... My answer.... Nope never seen another Outback Terrain 260trs!
  • There are probably millions of different models. There is at least one guy on here that has the same model we are getting but the chances of seeing one at a campground are slim.
  • When we had the North Trail we rarely saw any North Trails never mind the same model. Now that we gave the Premier 31 bhpr we have seen quite a few Premiers and a number of 31 bhpr. You would think that you would see more but you don't.
  • We have a Montana 5th wheel travel trailer. Montana has been the #1 selling 5th wheel for the last 11 years so we do see a lot of them while traveling. But is is pretty amazing how many other brands/models there are out there also for both 5th wheels and bumper pull travel trailers.

    Keystone alone has 18 different 5th wheel brands and 19 different travel trailer brands with each brand having multiple floorplans. Forest River has even more. Add Jayco, KZ, and all the others and the number is pretty incredible.
  • Yes, many times. Our old '03 Kiwi 17a must have been quite popular at the time because we saw one or two on every trip.

    Last year on our first trip out out with our X20E we saw two, one in a small town we were passing through, and one in the campground we were at.

    Then again, Jayco is pretty popular in WI. There are at least 3 Jayco dealers along the I43 and I94 corridors on the eastern side of the state.