Forum Discussion
- I like it but I wonder how much.$
- Called them and they say $14,999
- Thats about what I thought, seems high but you pay for the retro look.
- I came across one for sale this morning. I went to their website to see if they had any info up on it but they didn't show anything.
- I wonder what would happen if you drove up to a campground with a no older than 10 years rule?
bumpy Bumpyroad wrote:
I wonder what would happen if you drove up to a campground with a no older than 10 years rule?
bumpy
Ha Ha good question.
I like it though.- I'm thinking of buying one of these for my first camper. Would this be a good choice?
Also, does anyone have an opinion on Shasta products? I've had trouble finding reviews on rv brands. I like the retro look and would also use the camper to promote my photography business and website. - On the retro side, I like the Scotty trailers to. (Seems to be on hold) I was considering the Highlander before I eventually purchased my Coachmen 18bh.
docnascar wrote:
On the retro side, I like the Scotty trailers to. (Seems to be on hold) I was considering the Highlander before I eventually purchased my Coachmen 18bh.
with the report by that one new owner of a 4 year old unit, I would certainly skip the scotty.
bumpy- Serro_Scotty_Camper_Enthusiasts yahoo group, says leak issues. I wonder how the 2015 Shasta Airflyte does in the quality control department after the wow factor is over.
