Looking for first Travel Trailer
Wife and I have been talking about getting a bumper dragger for cross country travel and camping (Boondocking) for a while. I envision us using it 6-12 times a year, as vacation balance for our respe...
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Wow, 5,579 is light for 32 feet of camper with a slide. It's mind boggling to worry about who builds what. I have never spent a single second thinking about that. In the long run it won't mean a hill of beans from my experience. Travel Trailers are a terrible investment no matter which one you buy, so that's not a factor. The internal/external parts are all built by the same companies. RV companies come and go. I have always looked at bang for buck. Find the one you like and buy it. If you were to look at a list of RV companies that no longer exist it would be a long one. I have passively kept up with RV prices for a long time. Then got serious about it six months ago. What amazes me is how hot the RV market is right now. It's a sellers market. Buyers are plentiful. My old 1990 Mallard (orphan) motorhome sold for what I was asking in 10 days. Granted it was in good shape and I wasn't trying to make a mint off of it. Point is, if you find one and really like it, and it's a good deal, it won't sit on the lot for long.
