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White water Retro travel trailer

Steve_911
Explorer
Explorer
I've been looking at a White Water Retro 177SE. I like the size and especially the walk around queen bed. Does anyone have any information about them? I'm interested in whether they would be considered to be entry level, mid-range, or upper end of construction. I have no unrealistic expectations about TT's are built be just wanted other opinions.
Thanks
Steve
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toedtoes
Explorer III
Explorer III
I've heard good things about the Retros. I've also heard good things about the Casita, Scamp, and Escape. Seems the folks running these "light-weight TTs only" factories are doing a better job than most of the big stuff.
1975 American Clipper RV with Dodge 360 (photo in profile)
1998 American Clipper Fold n Roll Folding Trailer
Both born in Morgan Hill, CA to Irv Perch (Daddy of the Aristocrat trailers)

Steve_911
Explorer
Explorer
Thanks Jim

Oasisbob
Explorer
Explorer
This refreshing to hearwords like Quality and Craftsmanship. This is an RV right?
Oasis Bob
Wonderful wife 3 of 4 kids at home. 1 proudly serving in USAF
2018 Ford Explorer
2001 Bantam Trail Lite B-19

HAPPY TRAILS:)

Alabama_Jim
Explorer
Explorer
Steve, I bought one this summer in Montgomery, Alabama. I took it to South Dakota and then we went to Lagrange,IN. and got a tour of the factory. I loved my trailer and it was comfortable. When I watched the craftspeople at work there in Riverside, I saw true quality and attention to detail. While there I saw the Retro 195 and liked the extra space. 177 is 18 ft and the 195 is 24 ft. The wet bath in the 177 was fine, but I fell in love with the separate shower and commode in the 195. I picked out the 195 we wanted and went next door to the dealer and traded up. The factory pulled the 195 over to the dealers lot and off we went. Great quality and wonderful people to meet and deal with.