Is this forum dead, wow

As roy said a few years back. Pop up portal for pup stuff. Very active. I came here when I upgraded to a TT. I am still on both fourms. They both can give insite. But the pop up portal is better for pup stuff. You get answers other then thats a pop up, you can tow it even if its 1500 lbs overweight. So , you get answers from people that actually tow them and maintain them.

The old starcraft looks excellent aftermath!

I have a galaxy 8 that was purchased new by my cousin. I've owned it for 27 years. It is 45 years young and still camping! I need some parts, so if you have any contacts or sources, please let me know.

Greg

PAThwacker wrote:
What I absolutely hate about pup and hybrids forums are the minivan gurus. Makes me sick. Just thinking about these fools towing any 3500 gvw any trailer and load every seat.

West bound out of St Louis, hauling mid-size track loader. Start down a grade, see a mini-van stopped at cross-road, so ride the jake 'til sure won't get in front of me. As I go past I see a BobCat on trailer behind.Before I top the next grade, meet the weight watcher. Watch him drop off on the shoulder, U behind the minivan. I'm thinking somebody will get a education. Half way down next hill, WW lights me up. Wanted to check my permits. Mini van don't need any, just roll on by.

What I absolutely hate about pup and hybrids forums are the minivan gurus. Makes me sick. Just thinking about these fools towing any 3500 gvw any trailer and load every seat.

No, I just cleaned and waxed it up. I did paint the bumper and frame though. We live in Spokane, WA and I was the third owner. The original owner purchased it from a dealer in El Cajon, CA. It is a '79 but I do believe that it has been up here since about '84.

(Aftermath) my brother had that same trailer.It looks really clean, did you repaint it or is the paint just in good shape.

I've been here since 2004.

All things change, and this website is no exception.

Like I said in an earlier post, used to have a popup but still like to follow.

That said, I wanted to share my story and I think I have the picture to go with it posted below...I think. We bought this tent trailer in 1988 and had it for 17 years. Last year my youngest daughter told me that they were looking for a tent trailer but couldn't afford much. I went to Craigslist immediately and found our old one! It was December with snow and ice all over. It had been neglected but things were fixable. I brought it home, cleaned and fixed things and finally put new canvas on it as the screens were deteriorated and frankly, not safe for our energetic grandson. Anyway, I hope the picture comes through. I have first dibs on it when she gets ready to sell.


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When we had our tent trailer they were rather inexpensive and lightweight. Our first weighed only 1000lbs fully loaded. We pulled it with a small Suzuki Samurai which did great. Our 2nd tent trailer weighed 2000lbs fully loaded and was very roomy. Pulled it with ease with small Nissan truck (much smaller than todays Nissan/Toyota trucks).

Todays tent trailers are mostly high sided with all the bells and whistles, weigh considerably more and are priced close to what small hybrids or travel trailers cost.

I tend to think many feel at the weight and cost they might as well buy a hybrid or small trailer.

It is definitely not what it used to be. I only get on once or twice a year and rarely post a reply, but will ask a question once now and then. I posted a question today and was amazed to see only one page of new questions and only 5 active pages. I did not quit coming on because of the moderators, very few issues with them. Mostly it was the hostile replies especially to the new members. Why did you not do a search, you are an idiot for asking that question and etc.