Photos of my rig

[Solowalkin]

I think I've got the photo thing now, still need to figure how to make smaller....still need to find my perfect tow van..sigh, I hate shopping for cars/vans

[BarbaraRose]

That is really cute! Perfect size for what I would be looking for! What is the total GVWR?

[Solowalkin]

3500lbs

[WickedLady]

The layout is just like mine.

[Bethers]

Nice. And the picture size is fine, even looking from my phone.

[bikerchic777]

Cute TT! I'm anxious to see what you find for a van. That's what I've been thinking of doing, so I could use the van for side trips. I would be greatly downsizing.

[MandysMom]

Nice TT. Big fridge good for boondocking. You will have lots of fun.
Velda

[eviebooboo]

That looks so great! Fun times ahead!

[Solowalkin]

I think it will be perfect for my needs, although I liked the casita it just doesn't have the elbow room these have. I was so lucky to have this kind of drop in my lap lol. I'm looking for a Chevy express (short wheel base v8) but am researching the v6 as well, just afraid that it won't perform as well out in WA, OR, AZ, NM as a v8 will. I would love the cargo one but with Windows. I have several months to find what I want so hopefully that will help as I need a good used one, I want to pay cash for it. If after several mos I don't find an acceptable van I will entertain trading my car in and just keeping the same car payment that is already budgeted and finding a little used Honda city or city express kind of van for running around when at home that I can pay cash for.

[mitch5252]

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Great looking little trailer!
Here's wishing you tons of happy and safe miles!
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[WickedLady]

My trailer is about 2700 lbs dry and my van is a small V8 (4.8) It struggles on the hills so you might want to stick with a V8 with more power. You would probably be disappointed with V6.

[Solowalkin]

That's good to know, I've decided that is all I'm looking at are the v8 vans.

[Acadianmom]

I doubt that I would ever have anything but a motorhome but I really like your trailer. If I remember right your trailer is in Washington state and you live in Florida. That means the Rocky Mountains are in your way. I have been through the Rocky's in an under powdered vehicle. You want to get something you can tow with that can handle the weight.

Martha

[Solowalkin]

Thanks Martha, that is how I feel as well. I have had people tell me that a V6 could pull it but I would much rather be over powered than under so I have restricted my searches to V8's.

[Azusateach]

Have you thought of a Ford Expedition? They've got plenty of pulling -- and stopping power for your trailer, and are a great ride. And there's a TON of space in them. They're workhorse SUVs, and seem to go forever -- lots of older ones still on the roads. And they're a big V8.

Laura