Our trailer is a a 2006 250 Weekender. It replaced our 2004 T@B which we loved.
The inside is huge. It has a 12 foot slide-out that create massive room inside.
It has one bedroom with a non-standard size bed. Bigger then a full but smaller than a queen, but sleeps the wife and I very well.
On the back of the trailer are stickers of most of the places we have traveled. Soon i will get one of those state maps that you put the stickers on for each state visited.
We had this made at the travel shot in Quartzsite, AZ a few years ago. I say this trip is a must for every traveler. Millions of people camping all over the desert. http://www.quartzsitervshow.com/
This is the front with our new travel logo. :-)
Just a peak at the rear of the trailer from our last trip. Notice how many more stickers...
And a bonus are these new shelves. These were made by Chad Compton a friend of mine that does custom wood work and cabinets. If you need this kind of work done please email me and I will put you in contact with him.
Wow! You really maintained your trailer rv even if its a 2006 model. Sometimes old and used RVs have its own benefits cause there are some components in it that you might not see in the new ones. Also, it depends on how you treat and take care of it. I love touring yours! Keep it going. ;)
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I came over here from your other blog. I like your set up. It looks cozy. I hope to be on the road part time myself (with hubby of course) by the end of this summer.
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