Total Newbie Curious About Aliners
I was tent camping at Molas Lake in Colorado last summer and saw an Aliner in the campground. It caught my eye as the perfect solution for me and my two dogs. I'm looking for something safer than a te...
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2Groodles wrote:Originally it had a three burner stove, a furnace, sink and three way fridge. All that's left after the latest remodel is the fridge. We cook and eat outside and one thing we found we needed more of was storage. We heat it with a small Colman propane heater and its plenty warm. It tows great and with my old 2005 Chevy pickup you would not know it was back there.With the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited I feel it but still tows well. They are pricey tho. Well that's my story and I'm stickin to it. We love our "A".
This is so helpful! I'm not actually very interested in all the bells and whistles as the Aliner would simply be a place to cleanup, eat, and crash in between getting out and doing stuff. Yes, they are pricey, and that's why I'm trying to get the impressions of actual owners. Thank you for your thoughts.
An added thought about raising the roof. I too am 5'9" and am 75 years young. I have no problem pushing the roof up without assistance.
