MicheleF
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We are taking the advice we have heard here repeatedly, and starting out with a used TT. Our progression plan is TT towed by our 2006 Durango Hemi - then buy a 3/4 ton pickup when the Dodge dies, then buy a Fifth Wheel.
We have looked at probably two dozen trailers, but so far, haven't found what we want, at a price we want. We're going on Saturday to look at a 1991 GLENDETTE B260. The ad reads: Awning 26', Window Awning, Fridge with 2 doors,Heating, Coffee Table, Extra Door, Fully Furnished, Hide A Bed, Microwave, Spare with Carrier, Toilet Facilities, Television 19, 1 Televisions, Gas (dsi) Water Heater 6.
**For a 1991 trailer this unit is in excellent condition. Just needs some TLC for many more hours to GO-RVing.**
The "needs some TLC" is a little worrisome, although my husband is extremely "handy" - as in he built our entire house, and most of the furniture in it - he's a master cabinetmaker by trade, but no longer has a full shop to work out of...
But I digress.
What kind of things should we be worrying out, looking out for - when we go to check this out. We figure already new tires and new mattress, but what else? Anything we should kick, poke, open, close, etc while we check it out? Anything that would be a complete deal breaker?
Has anybody had any experience with the Glendette? I haven't seen/heard this brand before.
Thanks -
Michele
We have looked at probably two dozen trailers, but so far, haven't found what we want, at a price we want. We're going on Saturday to look at a 1991 GLENDETTE B260. The ad reads: Awning 26', Window Awning, Fridge with 2 doors,Heating, Coffee Table, Extra Door, Fully Furnished, Hide A Bed, Microwave, Spare with Carrier, Toilet Facilities, Television 19, 1 Televisions, Gas (dsi) Water Heater 6.
**For a 1991 trailer this unit is in excellent condition. Just needs some TLC for many more hours to GO-RVing.**
The "needs some TLC" is a little worrisome, although my husband is extremely "handy" - as in he built our entire house, and most of the furniture in it - he's a master cabinetmaker by trade, but no longer has a full shop to work out of...
But I digress.
What kind of things should we be worrying out, looking out for - when we go to check this out. We figure already new tires and new mattress, but what else? Anything we should kick, poke, open, close, etc while we check it out? Anything that would be a complete deal breaker?
Has anybody had any experience with the Glendette? I haven't seen/heard this brand before.
Thanks -
Michele