New Parkliner

[Pam Garlow]

I got a tour of Pat's PL!! The first one I've seen in person, and it is really nice inside and out! (As is Pat also)

Welcome to the group!

Eggers are Cracked, but not usually Scrambled up too bad!

[Borrego Dave]

High fives Pat......good job and many more to come

[Bessie]

Congrats on a successful first trip! We almost chose a parkliner but decided on the extra little space the scamp 5th wheel provides. If parkliner created a fifth wheel too...oh heaven!

[TomK]

Joanne and I were lucky enough to be camped near Pat as well. So glad she made the trip, and hope she attends more rallies. We were impressed by her colorful trailer, outgoing (and gutsy) personality, and her friendly, well-behaved fur kids. Total class act, folks!

Tom

[frank_a]

Good for you Pat. Glad everything went well!

Frank

[War Eagle]

Yay!! More Happy Campers! Keep this up, and we'll soon be taking over the world! We could call it "Camping World"!! Oh, wait. That name is already taken. Need to think a little more on that one....

[Timber Wolf]

Great, always glad to hear about good times and new memories made in an egg. Keep us informed of how the Parkliner does over time. We need some good honest reviews of the current offering from them.

[Pat in Michigan]

Tom, it was so nice to have you and Joanne as neighbors, so funny that we have so very much in common. Frank, just like you told me, she pulled like a dream. Donna, thanks for the reminder to document my trips, I'm not good at paperwork things so I will try to force myself to keep a record of my adventures. Tim, I am perfectly happy to give my opinion on the Parkliner, I think it goes without saying that I am wanting them to be a big success but I am annoyingly honest…..Pam, thanks again for organizing this weekend, I had such a good time and believe you me the next time I see you I WILL have orange flamingos…..

[Pat in Michigan]

OK just one more post from me. I know there are lots of people looking at these posts so I thought I would pass on some of the comments that people made about the Parkliner this weekend. These are not my thoughts since I am so new to this whole business I don't really know good from bad.
All the windows crank out, and there are lots of them.
My next door neighbor loved the door, said it was so well made it would never have a problem plus the rain guard was made out of fiberglass not metal.
The wood is all marine grade plywood, beautifully finished
Most everyone commented on all the storage and how light and bright the trailer is inside.
The aisle is really wide
Everyone wanted the queen sized bed
Of course everyone just loved the orange fabric (OK I added that one)….
One person said that it looked like Parkliner took every trailer out there and used every good idea they saw.
Well, I know there were lots more but that's all I can come up with at the moment

[Huck]

My next door neighbor loved the door, said it was so well made it would never have a problem plus the rain guard was made out of fiberglass not metal.

Just a word of caution. If you park on a fairly sharp incline and have to really raise the front end of the trailer and have high winds, you "might" twist the door and bend a hinge. Try to find a fairly level parking place.

[Pat in Michigan]

Thanks for the word of caution Huck