We brought home our new to us 1988 Bigfoot 19 footer. We are pleased! a very solid trailer. The frame is pretty rusty (surface) so when I bring it out of storage this spring it will get steel brushed and painted. Otherwise, apart from needing a good exterior wash, it is in great shape. It was well looked after.
Bill D.D.,
Great find, but I can't imagine the frustration of owning it and facing the winter months wanting to use it.
This goes under the heading of building patience by testing it!!!
In any case the reality is, you've now purchased it and the biggest step towards camping is behind you.
As everyone else has said, CONGRATULATIONS! Kurt & Ann K.
Trailer: 2006 (25B21RB) 21 ft Bigfoot / Dodge 2500 Diesel
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Congratulations Bill,
I have never been inside a 19 footer and hope to someday soon. It looks like a very nice trailer. Have fun with it and maybe we will see you at next years Bigfootrally here in Colorado.
and congratulations on finding a great trailer. We wish you safe journeys and many, many happy memories. Oh ... and we DO love to photos! Perhaps we'll all get to meet you & your 19 at one of the Oregon rallies? Take care, L 'n D
__________________ “Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life's coming attractions.” A. Einstein
Looks good, Bill. Be sure to check out the Bigfoot Owners Club website if you haven't already. The members are determined to keep it going after the factory closing. Vintage Bigfoots will always be valuable with or without the factory making new ones. Hope to see you out there.