Posted: 8/4/2023 6:57:00 PM EDT
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I'm shopping for a smaller 20-25ft ish used travel trailer. It will most likely be out at my hunting lease boondocked. May take it on a trip or two through the year. I have owned boats, motor cycles, atvs, etc. But never a travel trailer. Would you buy a newer, say 2020-2022 unit with aluminum sides (the corrugated kind) or go to an older unit 2015-2017 to get into a fiberglass unit? I am shopping in the 15k range. So these aren't loaded out models. |
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Originally Posted By Urimaginaryfrnd: Have a HiLo parked at the farm… it’s a fly trap. If I did it over I would use an empty cargo trailer put an AC and a generator no windows and throw cots inside. The less finish work the better. Dam coyotes eat the wires The wife and kids will be involved and we want a shower for when we do trip with it. |
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I would focus more on the layout, but fiberglass are more dent resistant than the aluminum siding. Fiberglass isn’t without issues but it does look nicer. I went for the newer aluminum option myself at first, but have since moved on from that trailer. |
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