One more newbie

[MarkQ]

Good morning,

It seems strange to be a newb when you encompass most of six decades. I returned to school two and a half years ago to get my Masters degree so I could teach part time at a community college. My wife teaches high school and we should have enough time now to adventure a bit. Our plan is to purchase a used Tundra and a smaller trailer for long weekends, travel to see grand babies, exploring our NW, etc.


It would be nice to have a queen bed always set up without the need to continually convert a dinette and so I've been perusing floor plans to get ideas. I am pleased to see the wealth of information here. While I may not be a prolific poster, I'm not afraid to ask stupid questions either. Looking forward to more browsing. Thanks.


Mark

[Red-Dwarf]

Welcome, Mark.

I'm sure you'll enjoy your time here.

Noel

[kootenaigirl]

Welcome. It is amazing the variety of ages and interests on this forum plus of course the wealth of information related to our 'eggs'.

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by MarkQ

I'm not afraid to ask stupid questions either. Looking forward to more browsing. Thanks.


Mark

Hi Mark, welcome to FiberglassRV... there are NO stupid questions... just folks needing answers and you'll find lots of kind, helpful people here. So, feel free to ask away!

[Mike Magee]

A queen bed plus a dinette... the Escape 19 and Lil Snoozy come to mind. Happy shopping!

[mcbrew]

Mark, welcome! I 2nd the Lil Snoozy. I had the opportunity to peruse one at the Poconos rally. It was very well made, and had WAY more room inside than my Scamp 13. WAY more room! I am just about convinced that it will be my next trailer... But since we are getting ready to buy a house, it will have to sit on the back burner for a while.

[Alf S.]

Hi: MarkQ... Here's a pic or two of our Escape 5.0. Queen bed is always at the ready and this is my fav. self portrait!!! BTW I always say "The only stupid question is the one you didn't ask???
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie

[MarkQ]

Thanks all for your comments. I was hoping to generate some ideas. Alf, there appears to be fungus on the third toe of the left foot.

Just kidding.

Mark

[freddo411]

I agree, taking the dinette up and down would be a drag.

I'm pulling out the gaucho (mini built in bench seat) on my trillium and building a mini dinette from scratch.

Good luck finding the perfect trailer for you. If you don't find it, build it!