It's funny, I used to not like the more "woody" interiors, and the first time I saw a photo of the interior of a
Bigfoot, I immediately said "nope" and moved on to looking at other makes. I personally still like the molded
fiberglass interiors, and prefer normal Scamps to the deluxe, wood interior models.
At some point, seemingly out of nowhere, I started liking the
Bigfoot interior. No idea what changed.
Your tastes will possibly change too, as you progress through the process of deciding on what to buy. And it'll possibly change after buying. It's not the most efficient way to do things, and definitely not the cheapest, but often you just figure it out as you go. It's already been brought up. There's a decent chance that whatever you buy will be far from your last trailer.
You clearly have a good sense of what you like and don't like, so most of what you're hearing here, which is all our different opinions, won't relate to you. I get the feeling you've got it under control, but obviously people who have already owned a
fiberglass trailer or two will have some perspective that'll help.
My Solo Trillium
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