Throw away trailers??
Are conventional trailers consider "throw away" trailers? Meaning 10 years or so of useful life? Case in point... I like Airstreams and one day I will probably own one. I often go to the AIR fo...
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I would submit for the majority of RV owners, the camplite will not work. First they are expensive. Second, a very limited offering and in most cases will not even come close to meeting the needs of a small family or extended travel for even a couple. The new 21 with a slide is close,that's next for me, but still very limited in space and storage.
Remember this is the land of huge fifth wheels and 40 foot class A busses. We in this country have certain expectations and standards that must be in our toys and more,regardless of durability and life expectancy, the subject of this thread.
All I am trying to present is that in the trailer world, a new guy is on the block. It should be a wake up call to the industry, even A/S, the king, that you can't live on your past. Innovation and good old risk taking are alive and well. They lost a good customer who still would come back if they would correct the significant issues. I doubt it will happen.
Remember this is the land of huge fifth wheels and 40 foot class A busses. We in this country have certain expectations and standards that must be in our toys and more,regardless of durability and life expectancy, the subject of this thread.
All I am trying to present is that in the trailer world, a new guy is on the block. It should be a wake up call to the industry, even A/S, the king, that you can't live on your past. Innovation and good old risk taking are alive and well. They lost a good customer who still would come back if they would correct the significant issues. I doubt it will happen.
