Keystone Hideout vs Dutchmen Coleman
My wife and I went to the Portland RV show this weekend originally intending on making a final decision on a Nash 25C. However, after reviewing pricing we decided the Nash was out of our budget. Our ...
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We were in the Apache section around 1-2pm.
I should restate my question. I know the Nash is much better but we just can't swing the cost and our 1986 Terry Taurus is on its last years. However that old trailer has held up well on over 60 nights of camping primarily in the Ochoco and Blue Mountains. I would think even the Hideout line is built better than an 80's era trailer? I wish one of these trailer lines would offer a bare bones featured, but rock solid trailer with the floor plan we like. It's like it's cheap with nothing or super expensive but you get everything. I would prefer the way they do cars, the same chassis and general structure but different grades of features.
I should restate my question. I know the Nash is much better but we just can't swing the cost and our 1986 Terry Taurus is on its last years. However that old trailer has held up well on over 60 nights of camping primarily in the Ochoco and Blue Mountains. I would think even the Hideout line is built better than an 80's era trailer? I wish one of these trailer lines would offer a bare bones featured, but rock solid trailer with the floor plan we like. It's like it's cheap with nothing or super expensive but you get everything. I would prefer the way they do cars, the same chassis and general structure but different grades of features.
