Thinking about upgrading from pop-up
Hi I'm brand new here and my wife and I are thinking about buying a TT or hybrid. We have had our pop-up for 7 years and love it but we like the idea of easier set up. We also would like a bathroom an...
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TrueBlue, it sounds like you are from my home town, the home of the 2015 World Series champs :)
As to the dealers you are looking at over there at Grain Valley, I have heard many, many good things about the Jayco dealer.
I do trade at the CW, but have not bought a camper there, so I can't comment on their trailer sales.
The "other" dealer there....well let's just say when I bought my Funfinder in the fall of 2011, they really did not want to deal with me at all on price. Don't know if they are still a FF dealer.
Have not been back there since trying to shop with them in Oct, 2011.
I had decided on a FF 189FDS, ended up buying it over in Cincinnati from Holman RV. I personally did not mind the 1200 mile round trip drive to get it.
Thoroughly enjoy my 189FDS. It weighs right at 4000 pounds ready to camp ( with empty water tanks though ) and tows well behind my Frontier.
As to the dealers you are looking at over there at Grain Valley, I have heard many, many good things about the Jayco dealer.
I do trade at the CW, but have not bought a camper there, so I can't comment on their trailer sales.
The "other" dealer there....well let's just say when I bought my Funfinder in the fall of 2011, they really did not want to deal with me at all on price. Don't know if they are still a FF dealer.
Have not been back there since trying to shop with them in Oct, 2011.
I had decided on a FF 189FDS, ended up buying it over in Cincinnati from Holman RV. I personally did not mind the 1200 mile round trip drive to get it.
Thoroughly enjoy my 189FDS. It weighs right at 4000 pounds ready to camp ( with empty water tanks though ) and tows well behind my Frontier.
