Keystone Bullet Premier
We are seriously looking at buying a 31BHPR. It pretty much has everything we are looking for in a TT, the only cons we can think of with it is, it has curtains instead of solid doors for the bedroom ...
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I looked at the Bullet Premier (with bunk house) at Camping World (Kissimmee FL) a few weeks ago. At first glance I thought it was "Premier", until I walked inside and saw all of the corners that were cut. The TT really gives the impression of top notch from the outside, but the inside was lacking, when compared to other similarly optioned TT's. My wife felt the same way.
5K for the special paint is crazy, although it does look nice.
Some of the things I noted were no option for couch in bunk house, cheaper quality furniture (bunks, entertainment center, nightstands), 14" tires, this TT had no black tank flush?. The brand new unit I was in even had broken parts laying on the floor in the bunk house (they appeared to come from the trundle bed) I expected more "premier" such as upgraded thermostats, electronics, TV & stereo, furniture, etc. Didn't care for the bunk house TV that swiveled outside...looks like a perfect place for stuff to get into the TT while the outdoor kitchen is open. I can't remember if it had electric stabilizer jacks...I think not, it seems manufacturers are getting away from them as they are high on the claim list. I'm not a big fan of the sissor jacks though, too flimsy.
I did like the very open feeling vs. boxy feeling of most TT's. It's super light for the size, so it's got that going for it. It had the new(er) style slideout cable systems, which are nice. The wife also liked the amount of storage.
I guess the list of pro/con is pretty even...just didn't fit what we wanted. Maybe we'll see some upgrades in the future model yrs.
5K for the special paint is crazy, although it does look nice.
Some of the things I noted were no option for couch in bunk house, cheaper quality furniture (bunks, entertainment center, nightstands), 14" tires, this TT had no black tank flush?. The brand new unit I was in even had broken parts laying on the floor in the bunk house (they appeared to come from the trundle bed) I expected more "premier" such as upgraded thermostats, electronics, TV & stereo, furniture, etc. Didn't care for the bunk house TV that swiveled outside...looks like a perfect place for stuff to get into the TT while the outdoor kitchen is open. I can't remember if it had electric stabilizer jacks...I think not, it seems manufacturers are getting away from them as they are high on the claim list. I'm not a big fan of the sissor jacks though, too flimsy.
I did like the very open feeling vs. boxy feeling of most TT's. It's super light for the size, so it's got that going for it. It had the new(er) style slideout cable systems, which are nice. The wife also liked the amount of storage.
I guess the list of pro/con is pretty even...just didn't fit what we wanted. Maybe we'll see some upgrades in the future model yrs.
