TxTiger wrote:
Check out some of the KZ TT's. Many stick and tin, lightweight yet quality construction. My toy hauler has marine grade plywood flooring, (not OSB), walk on plywood roof decking, well equipped but nothing fancy, more than adequate axles, tires and wheels as opposed to marginal. 2 year warranty and great customer service.
My previous TT was a KZ "stick and tin" and held up fine for 8 years before I traded it in. Once I brushed up against a big pine tree backing into the side of my house (said tree has been since cut down). It partially dented the top piece of aluminum siding along the side near the front. I wonder what would have happened with my new Keystone fiberglass TT?
