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Happy New Year! We are new members and soon to be owners of a CL21RBS (we hope). We have been using a Fleetwood Evolution Popup since 2005 and recently sold it in the move from VA to GA.

Its time as we grow older but not up to upgrade to another fine product. After much research this seems to be it. I am saddened to hear about the changes to the forum and apparently some design changes since Thor took over. But we are still moving forward.

Will be visiting Southland again soon. There doesnt seem to be much reason to wait for the RV show in late Jan since their pricing is very competitive (any thoughts).
Are there any facebook groups associated with LivinLite? 

Its good to be on board. 

Have a great New Years!!
Dave & Barbara

It's December 30th, so I'm posting.

[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.

[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 from: @billmoore" source="/post/26685/thread" timestamp="1483068639Say what?

I think it is properly 'Say whuh ? Sheeet. "

[quote source="/post/26686/thread" author="@surfsup" timestamp="1483069496"]Meant to post this when we got back this year - having put 8000 miles on the replacement cone this year, it did not develop the noise problem. Evidently the original cone was the problem.[/quote]You're just resurfacing after a few months ? Well, brace yourself. There are some changes in the winds.

Meant to post this when we got back this year - having put 8000 miles on the replacement cone this year, it did not develop the noise problem. Evidently the original cone was the problem.

Say what?

I didn't say it. ?

Did someone say "post" ?