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Readers'
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joe
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I removed my stove and hood vent which i did not need and added more counter space and a shelve where the hood was. Instead of drilling a hole to run the wires to the hood fan and light, some nice worker at Jayco used a hammer to smash a hole thru the panel which he believed would never be seen if the hood vent or microwave were never removed. 05 165sport purchased at elkins w.v.
Buppa
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I bought a 165 in august 2007. I'm telling you can't find another trailer it's size on the market that offers as much. It is perfect for 3 adults without converting anything. I am going to up grade my truck, but right now I am pulling it with a 4 cyl.1997 nissan pickup it pulls it fine with a weight dis. hitch. It is a little under powered but it does fine in Florida.(flat). I love the 165 it's perfect for my wife and I. If you are going for a small TT this one is the best one for the money. Nice size,stove,oven,microwave,tub/shower, try to find all that in a trailer this size.
Ron
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I bought a 2008 Jayco Jayfeather 26L and love it. Jayco will not be makeing this model any more, too bad.
Ken Shawhill
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I think this is the perfect trailer for my family, my wife and I and 2 small kids. Ideal for weekend getaways and the price seems good. I particularly like the smallest, the 165, and I am going to visit a dealer with one in stock today. Hope it's as good as the article.
Ken P
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I've had 3 Jayco's. I had a fold-down tent camper that we were so pleased with we bought a Flight and then an Eagle. The only problem we ever had was bubbling on a fibreglass wall that they took care of. A good company, they deserve their success.
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