Greetings, all!
Obviously I'm new here but have lurked for a number of years. I live full time in my camper 8-9 months out of the year and I've wanted an egg for a while but being 6'2" my choices seemed pretty limited, with the
Parkliner being one of the only options. Alas, I was never in a position to see one in person and then the whole buyout happened right as I was getting ready to purchase a new camper.
Long story short, I purchased a Little Guy MAX last year (the fourth camper I've owned) and have had quite a few issues in the interim, which led to working with my dealer to trade it back in less than eight months later for a 2019
Parkliner that showed up on the lot. I should be swapping the MAX out later this month.
After a detailed inspection of the
Parkliner I felt confident that I could, if need be, address any issues that may arrive down the road. The Parkliner seems to be a good definition of function over form while the MAX is the opposite, hence some of the issues I've been having.
Liberty Outdoors have been very good to work with addressing warranty work on the MAX, so I hold no ill will towards the company themselves and feel they will back this product as well. I bought the MAX, I believe, too early in the manufacturing process as they are still working out design flaws. As I travel quite a few miles, I was seeing issues that others may not see for years, if ever. Knowing the longevity of
fiberglass eggs, and the history of Parkliner, I feel this camper is well designed and built. I would really like this to be the last camper I ever buy.
Please tell me if I'm making a mistake.