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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Okay, I won't say a rip off to be politically correct. But I will say a very bad deal.
Sorry, I compare apples to apples, meaning appliance against appliance and Pop Ups have some of the smallest with the fewest features. My TT was inexpensive next to some yet I have a large refrigerator with large freezer, I have a dsi water heater with AC option, ducted heat and AC, oven, microwave, tons of lights, vent fan in bathroom, porcelain toilet and expensive tub surround (priced them for other TTs), and even have a built in DVD player, exterior speakers, and 26" LED LCD TV.
The new 2014 26BH is only $1,000 more MSRP, but with more features. So when I paid $14,300 for my camper and I see "LOW WALL" Pop Ups with inexpensive appliances cost only a couple thousand less, it's hard to swallow with all the appliance and furnature give up. That's not even considering the size or build materials.
So I'll just say a bad deal. :)
Sorry, I compare apples to apples, meaning appliance against appliance and Pop Ups have some of the smallest with the fewest features. My TT was inexpensive next to some yet I have a large refrigerator with large freezer, I have a dsi water heater with AC option, ducted heat and AC, oven, microwave, tons of lights, vent fan in bathroom, porcelain toilet and expensive tub surround (priced them for other TTs), and even have a built in DVD player, exterior speakers, and 26" LED LCD TV.
The new 2014 26BH is only $1,000 more MSRP, but with more features. So when I paid $14,300 for my camper and I see "LOW WALL" Pop Ups with inexpensive appliances cost only a couple thousand less, it's hard to swallow with all the appliance and furnature give up. That's not even considering the size or build materials.
So I'll just say a bad deal. :)
