colliehauler wrote:
I have seen several people fultime in Scamps and Castias. They hold there value and there shape makes them easy to tow. I would make a day trip to Scamp and check out there trailers, nice people.
X2Yes. And Casitas and Scamps are perfectly good trailers!
The might not be ideal for the OP's "wants" but I'm sure a Casita or Scamp would fulfill her "needs" (a place to sleep, a kitchen, a bathroom w/ shower)
Life is a balance of compromise, and until the OP gets a larger tow vehicle, I'd think she'd do well with an egg or a smaller trailer like a Lance 1274 or a MPG (both have been discontinued by the way) or a nice R-pod (which is the one I'd opt for if I were in the OP's position.)
To Goddess, you're talking about a tow vehicle with an extremely short wheelbase and therein lies the danger. I know because my Land Rover has a short wheel base too. My wheelbase allows me to tow a trailer the length I wanted. I can also tow 8,000 lbs.
I had to stop myself from buying a larger (longer) trailer because I read the
BEST ADVICE HERE , on this forum. I'm pulling a 21' overall trailer. It's really important to match the TV w/ the trailer!
WoodGlue
