Which one?
Hi, New to this forum. I'm from New Zealand and will be importing a pop up camper soon from the US as the choice here is limited. We want only a small trailer, 10'. We have narrowed the choice to t...
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scbwr wrote:
I've looked at both online. The Jayco website offers a few more details. I'm a little bit more familiar with the Jayco trailers and would lean that way if I were buying (Jayco was on our short list when we bought our Minnie). BUT, I suggest you contact both companies and see how they will handle any problems covered by warranty. Will Jayco or Flagstaff authorize warranty repairs at a RV dealership near you. I would also check on their ability to ship parts and at what cost while under warranty. Pop up trailers are very durable if taken care of and we had a Starcraft popup that served us well for 10 years. Although we love the ammenities of a travel trailer, we miss sleeping under the canvas and the open air feeling of a pop-up.
Welcome to the forum! My wife and I have been watching some television series that were filmed in New Zealand and your country is absolutely beautiful. Many years ago, we had some neighbors that were older & retired and the had visited your country and spoke so highly about it. Once you have a camper, I do hope you will share some stories and pics about camping in New Zealand.
Common mistake made by people from North America , Jayco is getting more influence from European Caravans, that is Gerry Ryan's separate Company nothing to do with the U.S. Jayco, different products and a Amish workforce
