RE: Hey! remember us?

tlhdoc · Jul 21, 2003, 09:16 PM

colenryWelcome back to the nicest campfire around. I do remember you from the old board. You will have to fill us in on your camping experiences and your new trailer.

Gone-Camping · Jul 21, 2003, 10:28 PM

colenryYep, I remember... Matter of fact, you ve been a very busy person on those other RV forums!!! [

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cb · Jul 21, 2003, 11:12 PM

colenryI remember you, too? Wasn t somebody going back to school?

NCSunshine · Jul 22, 2003, 07:18 AM

colenryWelcome back. If I remember correctly, you had some pretty funny stories to tell. If I m wrong, oh well the brian just had another relapse, but I still remember you.

iwantapopup · Jul 22, 2003, 08:45 PM

colenryMy remodeling buddy! Glad to hear you are back! So how is the new Bayside?

colenry · Jul 22, 2003, 09:48 PM

iwantapopupHi! We are pickingup our new Bayside tomorrow and our first trip is planned for this Saturday!!!!!!!!!!!

birol · Jul 23, 2003, 07:12 AM

colenryWooow a bayside, congrats !!!!! Make sure you set it up on the drive way first ? Is this your first PU ?

rccs · Jul 23, 2003, 07:22 AM

colenryHi Colenry. I remember you well. Glad to see you made it back both here and to pop up camping. Hope to see you at a GLPUC campout sometime. Nice choice in a new pop up. I think you will enjoy the Bayside, it is a really nice camper, the wife and I would love to have one but can t afford it right now.

iwantapopup · Jul 23, 2003, 08:51 AM

colenry

QuoteIs this your first PU ?

This is #3 isn t it? [

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B-flat · Jul 23, 2003, 04:30 PM

colenryHey, you re back. Welcome and I do remember you. Tell us why you didn t like the TT. Well welcome back from the darkside, anyway.[

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colenry · Jul 23, 2003, 11:20 PM

colenryWell... When we bought the tt we were assured that a full size van would pull it. Great. After doing heavy research, we discovered, it actually COULDN T. Oops. Well, moral of the story is... Don t trust people who work at a Rv dealership. Entirely. After contacting our insurance company, we were informed if we did nt follow the manufacturers tow ratings, and exceded them, we could be held liable, if a accident occured. To tell the truth here (hate to say this..) we had the Coachmen sitting in our driveway, unused, NOT EVEN DE-WINTERIZED GRRR because we spent months. And months. And more months going back and forth on tow vehicles. Then after spending more time, we looked at each other and said " this is ridiculous! Before we bought the tt, we were assured by the dealership (several persons of) that " Oh sure, the tow ratings say you can handle blah,blah,blah." After months of researching, talking to full time rv ers, etc. We had enough.

So. Big mistake eh? yes, a fine unit the tt was, but not for us.

birol · Jul 24, 2003, 09:49 AM

colenrySo sorry to hear that you had to get rid of the TT. Never ever believe salespeople, never. They will say anything to make a deal, much like politicians. (I am not trying to start a war, just stating that most of them are this way unfortunately).

I hope you will enjoy your Bayside, it isa beautiful PU.

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