Thursday, February 26, 2009
New RVs are blend future and past
A travel trailer with a retro look offers a glimpse of the future in RVs.
The Shasta trailer is built by Coachmen Recreational Vehicle Co. Constructed with today's technology, the Shasta captures the look of the original with a lightning bolt stripe on the side and wings on the rear of the trailer.
The trailer's light weight (2,400 pounds) for the 12-foot model and 3,100 for the 16-foot is an attractive feature for tow vehicles old and new.
Other retro-look trailers at the show were the R-Pod and the T@b. The T@b lineup started with a teardrop trailer, but has grown to include the T@b Daddy -- also called the T@da -- which is longer with rounded ends and a flat roof. The T@da has a regular price of $24,900.
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Live Your Road Trip Dream: Travel for a Year for the Cost of Staying Home Have you always dreamed of taking an extended long trip but didn’t know how to make it happen? Have you thought “if only I knew where to start” the planning process? “Live Your Road Trip Dream: Travel for a year for the cost of staying home” (Second Edition) will take you from “dreaming” to “living" your perfect road trip dream.
The Shasta trailer is built by Coachmen Recreational Vehicle Co. Constructed with today's technology, the Shasta captures the look of the original with a lightning bolt stripe on the side and wings on the rear of the trailer.
The trailer's light weight (2,400 pounds) for the 12-foot model and 3,100 for the 16-foot is an attractive feature for tow vehicles old and new.
Other retro-look trailers at the show were the R-Pod and the T@b. The T@b lineup started with a teardrop trailer, but has grown to include the T@b Daddy -- also called the T@da -- which is longer with rounded ends and a flat roof. The T@da has a regular price of $24,900.
Full Story...
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Live Your Road Trip Dream: Travel for a Year for the Cost of Staying Home Have you always dreamed of taking an extended long trip but didn’t know how to make it happen? Have you thought “if only I knew where to start” the planning process? “Live Your Road Trip Dream: Travel for a year for the cost of staying home” (Second Edition) will take you from “dreaming” to “living" your perfect road trip dream.
# posted by Steven Fletcher : 1:35 PM
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