It's a jelly!
We are pleased to have pulled home our new-to-us 1979
Trillium 4500 with front dinette option. Our new egg is in original, but not pristine condition. In serious need of a polish and new cushions.
We loved the jelly-bean look of the bolers, but my hubby needed more room to stand and to roll around in bed.
Found the Trilly (not her name...it hasn't come to us yet) in Chatham, Ontario and pulled her through the border at the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit, where customs officials told us to just move it along...no customs paperwork or hassle of any kind.
I was a committed tent person, but Neil had a childhood of caravaning around Australia. I told him he'd never see me in a Winnebago...but then we camped next to an egg in New York. It was love at first sight. I was eggstatic...there was a trailer made for me! (albeit, a long time ago in a far away land).
Then I found the forum....thank you all very much for your contributions herein. Learned a lot. Traveled Ontario and we found what we wanted.
Now to scrub and de-bunk our egg (we don't want the bunk over the double bed option). The dog will have to sleep on the floor.
Little leak from the
awning track. Neil is across the room searching the forum for technical and restoration information (there is such a wealth here). I picked out some retro fabric for new curtains and we're just going to learn from you all and slowly go about the job of refurbishing abd personalizing. And to get camping and
boondocking.
Looking forward to future conversations and meet-ups.
Kathleen and Neil
the GDec
1975 Trillium 
Trillium in hybernation
and we DO L O V E 
to see pictures!!!!
Casita
Linear Mode
