Looking for a smaller TT for 2 people

[johnnyringo]

First time buyer. Considering construction quality, longevity and price What brands are worth considering?

[Bumpyroad]

if you want small, Ascend makes a nifty 19 footer, A19RD IIRC.
TAB has a neat tear drop with wet bath, stove/sink/refer inside.
bumpy

[trail-explorer]

lawrosa wrote:

johnnyringo wrote:
First time buyer. Considering construction quality, longevity and price What brands are worth considering?

Your tow vehicle may dictate what you can look at first off..

Yep. Minimum info needed is to post your tow vehicle, then we can start making suggestions.

[jerem0621]

Yea, we do need some expectations...

Little can be everything from a tear drop to a sub 30ft rear living room travel trailer.

single axle vs dual axle
Smooth sides vs aluminum siding
Etc Etc Etc...

Thanks!

Jeremiah

[MarkTwain]

johnnyringo wrote:
First time buyer. Considering construction quality, longevity and price What brands are worth considering?

To be able to give you suggestions, you need to ask your self a few questions???
1. Where do you want to RV, what parts of the country, what do you want to see?
2. The answer to these questions will help you to start narrowing down some choices to begin to look at your different options.
3. What is your max. budget$$$ the answer will help eliminate & focus your search for an RV that will meet a all your needs.
4. Start visiting your local RV dealers or shows and just look at as many different types of RV's as you can. Try to imagine your self RVing in each one.

[lawrosa]

johnnyringo wrote:
First time buyer. Considering construction quality, longevity and price What brands are worth considering?

Your tow veicle may dictate what you can look at first off..

Tell us that and we can guide you to exact models...

Also, always two people only?

Do you need a bathroom?

Do you want a traditional bed or a say, dinette that turns into a bed?

What type of camping will you be doing, no hook ups, full hook ups?