Travel trailers without slides
Are there any travel trailer manufacturers that still make trailers without slides? In the past few years it seems that there are no new ones in any of the RV dealers we have stopped at. Jack L
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Keep in mind that if you're trying to avoid problems of any sort, an RV is not something you want to get into. It's helpful if the owner has at least a basic knowledge of how things work and a small toolbox with the standard stuff. Otherwise, a lot of time and money is spent getting misc things fixed. Still of the opinion that a slide makes indoor time more comfortable, is beneficial at resale time and the odds are against having problems.
