Man, they don't make 'em like they used to
While doing a little online research, I stumbled across a couple videos of newer trailers from a popular brand, that really made me step back. Both videos were of the underbelly. In both cases the l...
Forum Discussion
Sorry sports but my 2003 R-Vision fiberglass trailer light with rear bunks and front queen bed (28 Foot long) lasted me for over 15 years of cross country towing in the Rockies and west coast mountains from Texas to Oregon, California and Nevada and other states without any major mechanical or appearance issues whatsoever and with only a few minor issues I repaired myself plus minor damage from road debris.
This included setting on storage lots in hot Texas and Nevada sun and heavy snows/ice in Oregon and Nevada when not in use not to mention heavy Oregon and Texas rains. No RV covers ever used and no overhead protection on the lots. No leaks or delamination period. Of course the TT was not loaded with a bunch of electronic junk.
Unlike others I maintained the TT well throughout each year of ownership.
I sold my TT and heavy 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 V10 4x4 when I saw everything I wanted to see up and down the scenic west coast and including most of Texas and other states of the west. RV dealer in Nevada paid me good money for this 15 year old trailer so there you have it. Cheers
This included setting on storage lots in hot Texas and Nevada sun and heavy snows/ice in Oregon and Nevada when not in use not to mention heavy Oregon and Texas rains. No RV covers ever used and no overhead protection on the lots. No leaks or delamination period. Of course the TT was not loaded with a bunch of electronic junk.
Unlike others I maintained the TT well throughout each year of ownership.
I sold my TT and heavy 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 V10 4x4 when I saw everything I wanted to see up and down the scenic west coast and including most of Texas and other states of the west. RV dealer in Nevada paid me good money for this 15 year old trailer so there you have it. Cheers
