Stick-Built Versus Molded Fiberglass
We got an additional tow vehicle, more than capable, so now we have one vehicle that tows 5700 and the newer one, 6500. I like the idea of "no boundaries" which was at one time the motto for A-Liner ...
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All RV's can get condensation inside when running a heater and no ventilation. It's just that on the stick built, you are getting that moisture inside the walls where you can't do anything about it. On the molded fiberglass, since there is only the shell with a fabric covering, you may see it immediately and can do something about it.
The best way to go is the double walled fiberglass like the Oliver. It won't suffer from such issues due to the double wall.
The fiberglass molded trailers have a better history of holding value than stick built trailers. If you are considering trading down the road, it would most likely be a better choice going molded from a $ perspective.
The best way to go is the double walled fiberglass like the Oliver. It won't suffer from such issues due to the double wall.
The fiberglass molded trailers have a better history of holding value than stick built trailers. If you are considering trading down the road, it would most likely be a better choice going molded from a $ perspective.
