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Originally Posted by Patrick46
Can't believe that someone would actually install paneling OVER carpeting...but you just never know any more! 
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The carpet was in good condition, clean, and securely attached, and the paneling was just a cosmetic covering. I don't think it's crazy at all. For one thing, it's easily reversible if a future owner wants the carpet back. One person's "beautiful" is another's "what were they thinking."
Personally I prefer a soft-touch surface in a small trailer, since you'll brush against it a lot. The fuzzy, carpet-like, marine-grade headliner used by
Scamp is durable and cleanable, if not high style. This one has been dressed up with
paint and fabric without changing the wall covering.
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Others may prefer the wood interior in a Relic.
Both are 13' all-molded trailers. The Relic, as you would expect, costs quite a bit more.