OK, which one of you is this?

We had a Coachmen several years ago that we called Pete. That was the name of the Dalmatian the original builders had when they still owned it and was the logo for the company.

We named ours "The Nina" because we're always exploring new places, we don't know how long it will take to get there and it's like pulling a big 'ol sail behind us.

May be a statement a bout the TT and poor service.
Back in 1964 a local Service Station owner bought a 421 Pontiac that was a Lemon. Neither the dealer nor area office would make it right.

This was nice shiny black car so he painted door size lemons on the doors,
hood and trunk. After the newspapers picked up the story the factory
bagged hims to sell it back. By then he and his service station was getting
too much PR to get rid of it.

We call ours Murphy because it has a Murphy Bed. Our class A was Dempster because proportionately it was like a loaf of bread and Dempster is a big bread company here.

Our TT is called Betty ! Named after my wonderful G-Ma (RIP).

My DW suggested that we name our TT....TAG, as it is always tagging along behind.:)

And the Japanese say we have no culture.:B

I like it, every time we see a rental RV on the road or in a campground my wife and I look at each other and a say a "big rolling turd". Love that movie.

Anyway we call the trailer and the truck The Beast.

I call mine the "Cracker Cabana" for obvious reasons (to me) but I chose to make the sticker only 1"x 3" to protect the innocent (My wife)

samhain7 wrote:
This actually made me think of something I have been wondering about for a while.
Does anyone name their trailer (like boat owners)?
We named ours Elsa. Because my daughter is still young enough to love the movie Frozen.
I have been contemplating painting or sticker the name on the bumper...

ED was the nickname we had for the S+B while house hunting a few years ago.

So our S+B is Big ED and the TT is LIttle ED. A month ago my DW presented me with license plate frames for the TT and TV with references to Little ED.