Originally Posted by glc

You have somewhat of a unique outlook on that, Dave - not all girls kick windshields.

Originally Posted by ThumperEXC

My wife doesn't like the smelly, dirty, dripping toys in the trailer with her, so we went the exterior deck route. It's a 2007 Travel Star 21SSD, has everything you need, can carry two quads, sleeps 8, and is light. I bought it brand new for around $21,000 out the door.

Originally Posted by Daveg99

kick my windshield or not thats just too much money to invest in a woman.

Originally Posted by glc

Check Craigslist. My brother in law is looking for a toy hauler and found a 24 foot 2000 model for $6500. The pics look pretty nice. Dunno what something like that weighs, he's gonna be pulling it with a Chevy 3500 dualie crew cab with an 8.1 and an Allison. With that beast, he prolly won't even know it's back there until he watches the gas gauge.

Originally Posted by Daveg99

trailers are good and all but if I'm going camping I am sleeping in my truck or a tent. $21,000 is about $20,850 to much to spend on something to sleep in in the woods. Now in the case of having one for work I can see the need to have air conditioning during the week when you get off work.

Originally Posted by 2004Triton5.4

$21,000 - $20,850 =$150.00 Dang your a tightwad!LoL

Originally Posted by 2004Triton5.4

That's a nice trailer! Does your F150 pull it very good?

Originally Posted by Daveg99

$150 will buy you a decent tent.

Originally Posted by Turbo77

You're thinking short term, he's looking long term.

Originally Posted by ThumperEXC

Cake walk, I'm probably pulling close to 7,500ish to 8,500ish with it fully loaded. I go over several passes getting to some of the camping spots and go over them about 40 mph running about 3,200 rpm. I also have an anti sway/weight distribution hitch and a brake controller.