starcraft or jayco?

[skippy102162]

We are sort of looking at the Starcraft Travelstar 19CK and the Jayco JayFeather 19H.  Anyone have input on either of these?  Also, what is the difference between the Starcraft Travelstar and the Starcraft Antigua? :book:  As soon as we figure out exactly what our towing capacity is for sure, we're probably going to get something ordered.  (We have gotten conflicting numbers on the towing capacity...)  Any other suggestions to look for when shopping for a hybrid would be welcome!
Thanks,
Sandy

[GeneF]

Skippy

Best advice I can give you is to get rid of the salesman for about a half hour.  Sit in the camper and pretend that you are camping.

Move around as you would especially if the dw is cooking to see if there is enough room.

Is the tv rack in a convenient place to comfortable watch it?

Sit on the john and close the door.  Do you have enough room?  Is there a toilet roll dispenser?

Open the cabeinats and mentally picture how your stuff will be put in there and how much moving and shifting around you will have to do to get at stuff.

Try sitting at the dinette.  Is it comfortable enough?  Will the dinette make into a large enough bed for an adult.

In other words, use your imagination and pretend that you are camping.

I have a Jayco and I am pleased with the quality of the camper.  The 23B was the best one for us and we looked at a lot of them.

Good luck in your quest.

[goldenret02]

The Starcraft Travel Star has a traditional wood color interior, while the Antigua sports white colored woodwork interior. Next winter, my wife and I are going to purchase an Antigua 215SSO. I'm partial to Starcraft, excellent quality and craftsmanship. But, either way, both units (Jayco or Starcrft) are an excellent choice.