Quality TT

In today's rushed build market, they are all a crapshoot.

We like ours!
I looked at GD but the AF is slightly better quality IMHO.

Some things you should know about the 32A:

Factory slide out toppers are junk. Don't order them. if you want them have them installed afterwards with even the lowest quality unit from any of the suppliers and you'll be better off.

If you get the "dream Dinette", you get two extra outside compartments that are a little larger than the size of a case of beer each. I put all my hose stuff in one and all my leveling junk in the other. They are super handy.

They are HEAVY. The brochure says it has a 2077# CCC. This patently false. Mine came with a yellow sticker in the door frame that says it has 813# of CCC but even that isn't correct and there are no heavy options on it. After weighing it, I have 1100# of CCC, which is barely adequate.
Trailer wighs a total of around 10000# empty including toungue weight.

This model has a real queen size bed. Not a short RV queen.

This TT is very roomy. whether your in the bath (big enough for two) or the bedroom or even the hallway, there is always plenty of room to move. This gives it a great feel.

Let me know if there's anything else I can tell you.

Scott

Have you been on the brand forums?
You can get an idea on what types of problems the different brands have.
http://www.nroa2003.com/forum/forum
https://www.granddesignowners.com/forum/forum.php
https://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/
http://www.keystoneforums.com/forums/index.php
http://www.forestriverforums.com/forums/

Outdoors RV mountain series is a possibility. And I believe they have a Denver dealer.

ScottG wrote:
We like ours!
I looked at GD but the AF is slightly better quality IMHO.

Some things you should know about the 32A:

Factory slide out toppers are junk. Don't order them. if you want them have them installed afterwards with even the lowest quality unit from any of the suppliers and you'll be better off.

If you get the "dream Dinette", you get two extra outside compartments that are a little larger than the size of a case of beer each. I put all my hose stuff in one and all my leveling junk in the other. They are super handy.

They are HEAVY. The brochure says it has a 2077# CCC. This patently false. Mine came with a yellow sticker in the door frame that says it has 813# of CCC but even that isn't correct and there are no heavy options on it. After weighing it, I have 1100# of CCC, which is barely adequate.
Trailer wighs a total of around 10000# empty including toungue weight.

This model has a real queen size bed. Not a short RV queen.

This TT is very roomy. whether your in the bath (big enough for two) or the bedroom or even the hallway, there is always plenty of room to move. This gives it a great feel.

Let me know if there's anything else I can tell you.

Scott

Scott, did you get the sofa bed? I just seen the video for the cross stitch with air mattress, it doesn't look to good. If you don't mind me asking what did you pay( you can PM) at 60K msrp, I wonder how well I could do the dealer here is Lazy Days or couple of smaller dealers

Do a search

Yes on the sofa bed. We needed it for our disabled adult son. It doesn't seem very comfortable to my old bones but he likes it. The mattress is about 3" thick and the mechanism works very well. We leave all the sheets, blanket and even the pillow in it when stored.
Our dealer immediately took $10K off the top before we even negotiated. We had a trade-in and got a very good price on it.
So it's hard to say what the bottom line is but I'm sure we got around 23%+ off.
Considering almost all AF's are sold before they hit the lot (including ours), we did pretty good.

Have you seen this video of the 32A? Link

ScottG wrote:
Yes on the sofa bed. We needed it for our disabled adult son. It doesn't seem very comfortable to my old bones but he likes it. The mattress is about 3" thick and the mechanism works very well. We leave all the sheets, blanket and even the pillow in it when stored.
Our dealer immediately took $10K off the top before we even negotiated. We had a trade-in and got a very good price on it.
So it's hard to say what the bottom line is but I'm sure we got around 23%+ off.
Considering almost all AF's are sold before they hit the lot (including ours), we did pretty good.

Have you seen this video of the 32A? Link

I have seen the video and they sent me a dvd. Did you get the standard tri-fold sofa? I called they factory and they can put a non ducted ac in the bed room with 50 amp service. I don't have any close to look at but Lazy Days north of me have some other classic fox but not silver I guess I can get and idea. I know I am going to have to order it and I want to make sure I get it right. I was wondering if you can switch the couch and chairs put the couch by the back wall. I am trying to sell my FW before I order it because you always take a beating on trades

No, this is a normal hide-a-bed. We had the tri-fold and were tired of making it up everynight. This one is a little more comfortable.
We got the 50A option as-well. They made a mistake on ours and put a large sky light where a normal 14" opening for the second AC should have been. It is going back to the factory next week to get that corrected and have the second AC installed.
I wondered the same thing about swapping the tabel and couch. With a normal table and chairs I think you could do it. In that configuration, the whole area of the slide would be wide open with nothing bolted down. The only minor thing would be the windows wouldn't be in the exact right spots but that's no biggie.
I would (and did) opt for the 15K main AC.
The Silver Fox models have some nice features like the yacht type carpeting on the ceiling, double pane windows and fiberglass caps on both ends. The trailer is noticeably more quiet inside than our last one.

kerrlakeRoo wrote:
Outdoors RV mountain series is a possibility. And I believe they have a Denver dealer.

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