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stephen
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I took the KZ Coyote Sport CS180 to Alaska in the summer of 2007 including several hundred miles of dirt/gravel roads (Atlin Rd and Top of the World Hwy among others). KZ make one tough trailer!
SD
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Like KZ. Have a 2007 KZ Coyote Sport CS130 that we've owned for almost a year, been on 3 trips with it. Love it! Tons of storage, we use the overhead bunk and put baskets there for clothing, towels, toiletries. We enlarged one end of the "cutout" on the dinette/bed area and now have a full queen size bed. We did replace the mdf bench seats with sturdy plywood and new foam for the bed for our own comfort purposes, as we leave this set up as a bed all the time. My husband is 6'4" and he fits comfortably in bed and can stand up in the unit itself. The fridge is large, it is easy to tow with our Ford Escape. Can't say enough of how we appreciate all the big unit features in this small light unit...AC, microwave, bathroom with shower, closet, furnace, pantry storage....
Jerry Moen
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We bought the 18 ft. Coyote Lite, and are on the second trip. this pulls great! Excellent workmanship. I have looked at dozens and this is tops. Built very solid. I reccomend to everyone!
lowwrider
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I think its cool
Hollie
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What is the weight of the CS210? Also - do you have dealers & financial options in Colorado?
Traveler
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I don't care too much for small travel trailers but I must comment on K-Z. I bought a new 2857PX3, three slide fifth wheel from the factory new in September 2003. I have owned many travel trailers in my life, the first when I was a teen. K-Z builds one of the finest trailers on the market, esp. in light of the prices. I cannot say enough good things about the company.
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