Small(er) Quality 4-seasons RV
We have a beloved Northwoods Nash 2002-ish 28-5d that we have traveled far and on hard roads for years with our kids and dogs. With the kids off to college, but the canine friends always being with us...
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valhalla360 wrote:
Maybe I'm missing something. You have an <30' that you apparently love.
Is there something wrong with it?
The bunks in the back take a lot of room that could be utilized in a more comfortable layout for just the two of us. I've thought about how to "remodel" the space, but the water heater and other infrastructure are under the lower bunk, and that with the weird L-shape make it more difficult to convert to something useful. I also want a rear picture window, which is not possible with the current base floor-plan.
We also have put a _lot_ of miles on our trailer, probably 75k miles at this point. While it is still going strong and will probably serve us for a couple more years, I don't expect it to last forever. I don't want to push it so far that "RV" stands for "Ruined Vacation"..... We love to actually travel :^) and want a trailer that is as solid as our current one.
I'll take another look at the Fox Mountains. Thank you all for your suggestions.
Karen
