ENTRY LEVEL?
I just read it again about how some trailers are considered entry level trailers by the elite of campers. I have a Jayco Jay Flight 29QBH this trailer has the layout we wanted the water and holding t...
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I know our Pioneer is considered an "entry level" TT. Mostly, it is a basic no-nonsense model. I can live with that.
Aluminum siding, rubber roof. Keeps us dry. Hasn't leaked yet in 11 years.
It didn't come with a TV, although I did have to remove a TV shelf in the bedroom. The TV shelf in the kitchen is used for food storage. We don't want no stinkin' TV while camping.
Try as I may, I cannot find a new TT that has nearly as much storage in the bedroom as our little entry level model. Ours has more capacity in the water tanks compared to most. For our kind of camping, these things are important.
We don't need marble or Corian countertops when camping. Heck, we've not even one time used the microwave that came with our camper, except as a bread box. I think we've only camped once at a place that had hookups.
Nothing wrong with no-nonsense TT's, whatever label you want to put on them.
Wayne
Aluminum siding, rubber roof. Keeps us dry. Hasn't leaked yet in 11 years.
It didn't come with a TV, although I did have to remove a TV shelf in the bedroom. The TV shelf in the kitchen is used for food storage. We don't want no stinkin' TV while camping.
Try as I may, I cannot find a new TT that has nearly as much storage in the bedroom as our little entry level model. Ours has more capacity in the water tanks compared to most. For our kind of camping, these things are important.
We don't need marble or Corian countertops when camping. Heck, we've not even one time used the microwave that came with our camper, except as a bread box. I think we've only camped once at a place that had hookups.
Nothing wrong with no-nonsense TT's, whatever label you want to put on them.
Wayne
