Why no over 40-foot trailers?
Please pardon the basic question but I've noticed that even the most expensive travel trailers are almost never over 40 feet in length. Are there some regulations or laws that preclude manufacturers ...
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colliehauler wrote:You are right it does say that but when you punch up Bungalow to look at the models they call it a Travel Trailer. a SEASONAL trailer can also be a pop-up. Cedar Creek can call their trailer anything they want to.parcany wrote:Jayco calls it a seasonal trailer instead of a destination trailer, same thing. Ceder Creek calls their Cottage model a destination trailer. When you call up their Web site read the top line. (( Jayco makes some of the finest travel and SEASONAL trailers)).
Just checked with Jayco websight and everything that I read about the Bungalow was that it is considered a Travel Trailer. Now Jayco did at one time make a destination trailer but no more.It is not considered a Park model cause it has black and grey tanks.
