When do you stop?
The wife and I have been looking for a replacement for our starcraft 18sb hybrid. It started out simple we were looking at a keystone passport, next thing I know we're looking at a tracer, then the...
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jspence1 wrote:modern family wrote:
We too had a 18' hybrid and were ready to upgrade. We went to the biggest dealership around and just started walking. When we walked into the one we finally bought and just felt comfortable. (The kids liked them all, so can't let them decide too much!) we had a list of must-haves and would-likes, and just pulled the trigger.
It is best to understand the standards and options and layout that you can get in a TT and see what is important to you. The brand is not all important as they all have pros and cons.
I liked the laredo 291 myself but my wife wants the bigger 303 if we go with the laredo.
We have 3 kids and I'm a little worried about the close quarters in the bunkhouse. The grand plan is to use the trailer as both a seasonal camper that we can take the kids to on weekends and to be able to tow when my wife gets time off work.
I too would have liked the 303, but was not comfortable pulling it with my old tv, now it is not an issue and would like to upgrade again next year to the double slide to give the kids more room. The regular bunk house does feel small as the kids get bigger. My son will be 12 next year and daughter is not far behind. I think we would all be more comfortable if they had their own room. If you can pull it, the 303 is worth the extra $$, especially with 3 kids. There will always be rainy days to deal with:)
P.S. We are very happy with the Laredo, the fit and finish was great and "so far", after 13 trips and 7k miles, not one issue.
