So whose left making true "Pop Ups" with Hard roofs...
...... besides Forest River??
Now that Forest River bought Palomino, Coachmen/Viking and have their Flagstaff/Rockwood clones, not many left obviously due to their high prices referenced to hard side trailers.
I see Jayco/Starcraft are stopping their production of pop ups as Starcraft offers none now, and Jayco has but a limited handful.
Then you have the very rare Somerset brand made by Aliner that is hard to find at all.
That's about it.
On the flip side, there is "TONS" of soft top, tent trailers as quicksilver, Leesurelite, Apen, Time Out, and my favorite, "Lil Max" and others that cater to the motorcycle and econobox market.
You would think that Pop Ups would come back with a more inexpensive price but looks like makers just kill them off or clone them under several names.
I truly wish there was more made by someone other Forest River but looks like no one else really wants to make them anymore. To bad.
Now that Forest River bought Palomino, Coachmen/Viking and have their Flagstaff/Rockwood clones, not many left obviously due to their high prices referenced to hard side trailers.
I see Jayco/Starcraft are stopping their production of pop ups as Starcraft offers none now, and Jayco has but a limited handful.
Then you have the very rare Somerset brand made by Aliner that is hard to find at all.
That's about it.
On the flip side, there is "TONS" of soft top, tent trailers as quicksilver, Leesurelite, Apen, Time Out, and my favorite, "Lil Max" and others that cater to the motorcycle and econobox market.
You would think that Pop Ups would come back with a more inexpensive price but looks like makers just kill them off or clone them under several names.
I truly wish there was more made by someone other Forest River but looks like no one else really wants to make them anymore. To bad.
