We finally,during our recent family vacation to the lake , came to the conclusion that we have outgrown our old trusted Companion TT. So we have cleaned her out and advertised in the appropriate places. Our next unit will be a fifth wheel, which should make towing our boat behind a lot easier. Farewell dear comrades in the TT forum, been great knowing you all, wont be going far though. Safe travels to all.

SWD wrote:We finally,during our recent family vacation to the lake , came to the conclusion that we have outgrown our old trusted Companion TT. So we have cleaned her out and advertised in the appropriate places. Our next unit will be a fifth wheel, which should make towing our boat behind a lot easier. Farewell dear comrades in the TT forum, been great knowing you all, wont be going far though. Safe travels to all.You have the memories. Many of us look back on our smaller campers and say: "Didn't we have a great time with that trailer?"

Not to worry my friends.... focus on all of the fun you will have with the next rig. We just traded our 22' TT in on a nearly new Class C and we could not be more excited. We loved that trailer and it was fine for all of our camping needs but several long trips are in the planning stages and we decided that a C would be the better choice. The C we bought, 2012 Nexus Phantom 23P, has virtually the same amenities as our old TT so we know the new coach will work just fine for us. One bit of free advice, and keep in mind when you get free advice you get what you paid for....:R Get your TT sold BEFORE you go looking for that fiver. If you look you will find and you will want to buy. Having two RV's at a time never works and you will be inclined to take less than you should for the old one. We lucked out and got our full price in trade but that is rare. Have fun with this and good luck! :C

Dog Folks wrote: You have the memories. Many of us look back on our smaller campers and say: "Didn't we have a great time with that trailer?"We were saying that while at dinner tonight after our Yellowstone had been picked up by the new owner! What was even more bittersweet is that my grandparents were the original owners. Some great memories, but even more that have yet to be written w/ the new to us Flying Dutchmen! Good luck with your new adventure!Chris

Sold our TT a few days back.....now the search is on for another one.

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SWD
Explorer
Aug 31, 2013
Took another look at the Jayco......opening up every cupboard and walking on the roof to check the condition. No signs of leaks at all and the roof is in great shape. No cracks around the dicor.
SWD
Explorer
Aug 30, 2013
Thanks Bob.
BobsYourUncle
Nomad
Aug 30, 2013
SWD wrote:
BobsYourUncle wrote:
SWD wrote:
BobsYourUncle wrote:
Sniff......
;)

Ahwwwww! Need some kleenexs Bob? Didn't realize you cared so much!

Shucks Paul, I do need some!
And I do care!
Can't wait to see your new rig!

Busy with harvesting right now, so little time to look around. Found one and it could work for us, but not going to make a decision until my wife can see it too. Kids love it!

Well, I'm sure happy with my new rig. Bunkhouse - sleeps 8. Last weekend with 2 of my grandsons and they loved it!

Good luck with finding a suitable 5th wheel!
SWD
Explorer
Aug 29, 2013
BobsYourUncle wrote:
SWD wrote:
BobsYourUncle wrote:
Sniff......
;)

Ahwwwww! Need some kleenexs Bob? Didn't realize you cared so much!

Shucks Paul, I do need some!
And I do care!
Can't wait to see your new rig!

Busy with harvesting right now, so little time to look around. Found one and it could work for us, but not going to make a decision until my wife can see it too. Kids love it!
BobsYourUncle
Nomad
Aug 29, 2013
SWD wrote:
BobsYourUncle wrote:
Sniff......
;)

Ahwwwww! Need some kleenexs Bob? Didn't realize you cared so much!

Shucks Paul, I do need some!
And I do care!
Can't wait to see your new rig!
dannytas
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
That's the nice part about selling a trailer...is the "good" memories. The "bad" ones fade off into the reason to purchase the newer/bigger one. Enjoy all of them. They all have their positives and negatives. :D
SWD
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
BobsYourUncle wrote:
Sniff......
;)

Ahwwwww! Need some kleenexs Bob? Didn't realize you cared so much!
SWD
Explorer
Aug 28, 2013
Sold our TT a few days back.....now the search is on for another one.
Need-A-Vacation
Explorer
Aug 20, 2013
Dog Folks wrote:
You have the memories. Many of us look back on our smaller campers and say: "Didn't we have a great time with that trailer?"

We were saying that while at dinner tonight after our Yellowstone had been picked up by the new owner! What was even more bittersweet is that my grandparents were the original owners. Some great memories, but even more that have yet to be written w/ the new to us Flying Dutchmen!

Good luck with your new adventure!
Chris
Desert_Captain
Explorer III
Aug 19, 2013
Not to worry my friends.... focus on all of the fun you will have with the next rig. We just traded our 22' TT in on a nearly new Class C and we could not be more excited. We loved that trailer and it was fine for all of our camping needs but several long trips are in the planning stages and we decided that a C would be the better choice. The C we bought, 2012 Nexus Phantom 23P, has virtually the same amenities as our old TT so we know the new coach will work just fine for us.

One bit of free advice, and keep in mind when you get free advice you get what you paid for....:R Get your TT sold BEFORE you go looking for that fiver. If you look you will find and you will want to buy. Having two RV's at a time never works and you will be inclined to take less than you should for the old one. We lucked out and got our full price in trade but that is rare. Have fun with this and good luck! :C

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