[p]I am new to Livin Lite and also new to Travel Trailers. My wife and I do not currently own a trailer, but we are researching and plan to purchase in the next two years. I am impressed with the apparent durability and quality of these trailers, although I have not seen one up close (yet). We plan to retire in the next two to three years and are leaning towards a small trailer for the two of us, but with some space for our bikes, hiking gear etc. I should add we live in Eugene Oregon.[/p][p]
[/p][p]Jon[/p]
Welcome.
Where do you live?
Eugene Oregon
jj:
In case you don't know, Sean the administrator of this board, announced a week or so ago that this board would soon be shutting down. Even now the traffic has slowed and many, hopefully most members have/will move to aluminiumcamperforum.com. ACF will support LivinLite campers in the way that this forum has for years.
Hope to see you there.
David
[quote source="/post/26672/thread" timestamp="1483042159" author="@jj"][p]I am new to Livin Lite and also new to Travel Trailers. My wife and I do not currently own a trailer, but we are researching and plan to purchase in the next two years. I am impressed with the apparent durability and quality of these trailers, although I have not seen one up close (yet). We plan to retire in the next two to three years and are leaning towards a small trailer for the two of us, but with some space for our bikes, hiking gear etc. I should add we live in Eugene Oregon.[/p][p]
[/p][p]Jon[/p][/quote]We have a 2013 VRV toy hauler that we really love. Given the changes since the sale of Livin Lite you may want to consider ATC:
http://aluminumtoyhauler.com
99West Trailers in Sherwood is a dealer.
[quote source="/post/26689/thread" timestamp="1483070863" author="@franks97224"][quote timestamp="1483042159" author="@jj" source="/post/26672/thread"][p]I am new to Livin Lite and also new to Travel Trailers. My wife and I do not currently own a trailer, but we are researching and plan to purchase in the next two years. I am impressed with the apparent durability and quality of these trailers, although I have not seen one up close (yet). We plan to retire in the next two to three years and are leaning towards a small trailer for the two of us, but with some space for our bikes, hiking gear etc. I should add we live in Eugene Oregon.[/p][p]
[/p][p]Jon[/p][/quote]We have a 2013 VRV toy hauler that we really love. Given the changes since the sale of Livin Lite you may want to consider ATC:
http://aluminumtoyhauler.com
99West Trailers in Sherwood is a dealer.[/quote]99 West are solid folks. SOLID. But they don't stock much besides cargo trailers, and not many of those. If you know what you want, I would happily do business with them. It's just not a place to kick tires and figure out what you want, other than cargo/utility trailers.