Rich_by_the_Bay
Moderator Emeritus
While it doesn't hold a candle to the beautiful rigs Steve and REW have recently acquired, we successfully christened our new RV last weekend. After greatly enjoying our first RV (a Class B on a diesel Sprinter chassis) we realized that we loved the ability to get away on a minute's notice, and that RVing (if not full-timing) was something we would keep on doing. But, we needed more space.
Given our limited storage space, we stumbled on the TrailManor, a high end collapsible but rigid wall RV (not a popup camper). It's a travel trailer which collapses down to 24 feet long and 5.5 feet tall, expanding to 31 feet and full height.
Here's the living room and kitchen:
And here it is one under tow:
The technology is aircraft-like so the entire thing weighs under 3200 lbs dry; you can tow it with an SUV (we have a Sequoia but you can use smaller tow vehicles). Full amenities, permanent KING sized bed (yeah!). It stores in our driveway without a problem.
Took it out last weekend and it was almost flawless, including an air conditioner that kept us cool under the worst Florida has to offer. If you're curious the TrailManor web site has more.
Next trip is a 5-day stay at Fort Wilderness. We must be the exact household they had in their marketing sights.
Given our limited storage space, we stumbled on the TrailManor, a high end collapsible but rigid wall RV (not a popup camper). It's a travel trailer which collapses down to 24 feet long and 5.5 feet tall, expanding to 31 feet and full height.
Here's the living room and kitchen:
And here it is one under tow:
The technology is aircraft-like so the entire thing weighs under 3200 lbs dry; you can tow it with an SUV (we have a Sequoia but you can use smaller tow vehicles). Full amenities, permanent KING sized bed (yeah!). It stores in our driveway without a problem.
Took it out last weekend and it was almost flawless, including an air conditioner that kept us cool under the worst Florida has to offer. If you're curious the TrailManor web site has more.
Next trip is a 5-day stay at Fort Wilderness. We must be the exact household they had in their marketing sights.