Wow, Pop Ups are now a rip off!
We're looking for a new home and the 29' trailer just has no spot. Thought about getting a more friendly sized Pop Up as we once had. No, I will not store my campers as theft, vandalism, and cramm...
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When someone says that (fill in the blank) is a ripoff, it means that they don't see the value being equal to the price. I currently own a Coleman Sun Valley and feel like we paid a fair price for our pop-up We could have purchased a TT for the same price, but the pop-up best suited our needs at the time we made our purchase. I love the fact that we could keep it in our garage, carry 4 bikes and a canoe on the roof, and have plenty of space when the trailer was fully opened. We have made plenty of camping trips throughout the northwest and I have even taken it to Burning Man 4 times.
Now that we are close to becoming empty nesters, we are looking at a hard-sided trailers in anticipation of some serious road trips. I scout the RV section of Craigslist on a regular basis, and see plenty of bargains with pop-ups and hard-sided trailers. Some folk confuse price with value. Cheap things are seldom good and good things are seldom cheap.
Now that we are close to becoming empty nesters, we are looking at a hard-sided trailers in anticipation of some serious road trips. I scout the RV section of Craigslist on a regular basis, and see plenty of bargains with pop-ups and hard-sided trailers. Some folk confuse price with value. Cheap things are seldom good and good things are seldom cheap.
