OkNew to the forums and to RV'ingMy thing here is What are considered to be great Travel Trailer unitsNow I had a Keystone Bullet premier in mind but my warden/ Wife put the Kibosh on that one, So, A salesperson had sent me some info on a KZ connect spree C322IKS, a Very nice unit, but is it any good, or any bad? I am green, but just want a great unit. But I am not about to spend 25k on something that wont last 10 years, I understand there are maintenance things I must perform, but just want the most for my money.My pulling rig is a 2004 Chevy Avalanche 2500 :)

You are going to get more answers and be more confused. There are going to be people who say the ones you mentioned are great. You need to do your homework. Read, look and learn all you can about the ones you initially like. Then make...your decision!Good luck!

Sad to hear you crossed the Premier Bullet off the list, we love ours, real nice trailers. A friend has a spree and I have never heard him complain about it.

Just a tip: Don't count on quality time in any TT, if you refer to your wife as the 'warden'.

Go Dogs wrote:Just a tip: Don't count on quality time in any TT, if you refer to your wife as the 'warden'.arent they all wardens :)Well, I loved the Bullet and wished she would have stuck with it as she would have surely seen the light in that beautiful Unit. And I agree, I will get more answers and add more confusion to my already Confused self, I may have to re-write this thread as opinions of people vary and so will the opinions. I surely didnt think before i typed this one out :/

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Lynnmor
Explorer
Feb 23, 2014
The Connect has a rounded front so take a shirt on a hanger and see if it will fit the cabinets on each side of the bed.
The NCC of 1350 lbs ain't much. The tires and axles for this size trailer are just too small.
The slide protruding into the awning area reduces the protected area too much.
Majja13
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
I would suggest as others by something a few years old and not nearly as expensive do a bit of camping, then look for the dream trailer. You may find there are things you thought you wanted and and dont and things you thought you dont and will require. And for what it is worth, my DW is als the CEO,CFO and am just the lowly ground, maintence, it and food guy.
Happy hunting
Majja
Dick_B
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
Go to www.rv.org (The RV Consumer Group) for their reviews of all/most of the RV's out there. It may cost a few bucks but that's small change compared with buying something that doesn't work out for you.
camp-n-family
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
Sad to hear you crossed the Premier Bullet off the list, we love ours, real nice trailers.

X2. Love ours. No problems with it at all, other than the fact that it's buried under snow right now.
Bears_Den
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
The one thing I have found over the years is that you will not find everything you want in one unit. You can look at one brand and love it and than look at another and love something else about that one. Mine has a full size bathroom that runs across the rear, I love being able to shower and take care of other necessities without leaving the door open. However, I really like having a full size window in the rear with two recliners. You have to figure out what is a necessity and what is a wish. As stated above, all the manufacturers make good units but they also make some not so good ones. My warden loves our unit and the fact that I have to live with her helps me to make decisions, if you know what I mean. Good luck.
Atlee
Explorer II
Feb 22, 2014
Mine wears two hats. CEO (Chief Executive Officer) and CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

Bumpyroad wrote:
_Shytown wrote:
Go Dogs wrote:
Just a tip: Don't count on quality time in any TT, if you refer to your wife as the 'warden'.

arent they all wardens :)

I refer to mine as the "War department".
bumpy
Go_Dogs
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
Bumpyroad wrote:
_Shytown wrote:
Go Dogs wrote:
Just a tip: Don't count on quality time in any TT, if you refer to your wife as the 'warden'.

arent they all wardens :)

I refer to mine as the "War department".
bumpy

Actually, I figured you slept with one eye open.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
_Shytown wrote:
Go Dogs wrote:
Just a tip: Don't count on quality time in any TT, if you refer to your wife as the 'warden'.

arent they all wardens :)

I refer to mine as the "War department".
bumpy
westend
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
Don't know if they still make these.:B
fla-gypsy
Explorer
Feb 22, 2014
Just my opinion, every RV maker will produce some great units and some junk from time to time regardless of where anyone feels they fit into a mythical quality hierarchy. You will need to look at everything that catches your eye with a fine tooth comb. When it gets right down to it most RV's use the same components and appliances regardless of selling price and some of the difference is nothing but fluff.