Keystone Vantage FGRV

[Ruth C.]

Has anyone seen one of these? The one I spotted in our storage lot is really sharp and huge, possibly 25’. I read that all but the first few had major problems, but those early ones were well done and still on the road. Here are some pics and a link to an old online discussion.



https://www.quora.com/Are-there-seri...ntage-trailers

[Jon in AZ]

Nice. Not all-molded, strictly speaking, so it doesn’t fit within the scope of this website. It appears some parts are molded, some are panels, all supported by a frame under the skin.

I’m sure someone here has some knowledge of them, though. Are you asking out of general curiosity or do you have an interest in owning one of these?

[Ruth C.]

Originally Posted by Jon in AZ

Nice. Not all-molded, strictly speaking, so it doesn’t fit within the scope of this website. It appears some parts are molded, some are panels, all supported by a frame under the skin.

I’m sure someone here has some knowledge of them, though. Are you asking out of general curiosity or do you have an interest in owning one of these?

Rats. I thought it was molded and wanted to find out if it was worth stalking the owner for a peek inside. Since I’m only a fan of molded fiberglass, I’m not interested anymore. Thanks for the heads up.

[Jon in AZ]

I see what appear to be seams between the molded end caps and side panels. The link (which I only read until it wanted me to log in to continue) mentioned “vacuum-bonded, cambered side walls.” Sounds like a different process than spraying fiberglass into a mold, more like laminated construction.