Maintenance & Restoration

Jeanetue · 09-02-2013, 10:42 PM

First post
Ill be hitting the road soon, soon as the kid finishes last year of college.
Looking for small casita, T@B or similar type trailer.
Have Nissan Exterra should pull it just fine.
Located in Skagway, Alaska
That's all
Hope ya all are having great travels, look forward to joining you soon.

Jeannie

Donna D. · 09-03-2013, 05:37 AM

Hi Jeannie,

to FiberglassRV, we're glad you're here

You've joined a forum with lots of kind and helpful people. What trailer you find sings to your heart will have a lot to do with budget and layout. Since you've landed on a forum with a focus of all molded towables, it's only fair to tell you... the T@B is not of the same build type.

honda03842 · 09-03-2013, 06:41 AM

Jean,

After our kids hit the road, we hit the road, now in year 13. We have used both a Casita 16 and a Scamp 16, both were great. Our Scamp 16 has been a blast and provided comfortable rig for traveling, averaging 7.5 months per year. That said I think all the fiberglass trailers can provide a comfortable method for travel, beyond that they are the toughest trailers I've found, ours is now 22 years old.

I see you're from Skagway, a cute little well located place (except when the tour boats come in).

Wish you well in your search and in any future travels.

Jeanetue · 09-03-2013, 09:53 PM

I'm not quite sure who I'm replying to but just wanted to say thanks to the people who responded to my very first post.
I can't wait to find a nice little trailer and get outta this place.
I own and run a bakery in Skagway, Alaska and I'm tired of working!
I plan to find an easy to tow trailer by this time next year, and hit the road.
If you think you have just the right one, let me know.

Thanks

Jeannie