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"Rugged construction and good looks inside and out"
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Fleetwood says "If your outdoor lifestyle takes you where roads don’t go and trails end, our Evolution series recreation support vehicles are built to get you and your gear where you want to go. And since you play as hard as you work, you’ll appreciate the amenities you’ll need to comfort your weary body."
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The Fleetwood Evolution folding camping trailer comes in 5 arrangements:
And finally, we show the smallest model - the Cobalt - only
8' box size:
 INTERIOR:
Fleetwood says: "Evolution models sport interiors that are ruggedly functional yet refreshingly comfortable with 2 pull-out beds, a dining area that converts to a third bed, and lots of onboard storage. E3 model shown to represent the series. Interior decor shown is common to all Evolution models." We think this is a really nice camping trailer with a well thought-out use of space.
RoTi is awaiting
manufacturer's pricing information.
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"Rugged construction and good looks inside and out"
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| Ron & Denise | We loved our 2007 Fleetwood Evolution E1 the first summer (June 2006) we got it from Ketelson Campers, Denver, CO. We were a little surprised when the curtains stuck together and were damaged upon pulling them apart.
The second summer (2007) the front door turned out to be cheaply made and can not be used. Also the shower was not winterized and subsequently has leaks. Tried to get a replacement part. The dealer said we had to replace the whole shower. Duck tape seems to have worked. When preparing for winter storage, we noticed a hole in the roof. Hail damage, tree branch, who knows? Called the dealer, they said to call our insurance company to have the whole roof replaced. Recommended filling with silicone caulk, which we did.
April 2008, we took the camper in for preventative maintenance. Ketelson Campers charges us $326.67 to inspect roof sealants, repair door, and check the shower, among other things. Went camping 4 times this summer. Everything seemed fine. September 2008, opened up camper, zipper broken on tent by main bed, nothing a little sew job and duck tape can't do. Also, water damage down the middle of the ceiling. Checked roof, the hole from two summers ago seemed fine. Seems like the paint is cracked all over the roof, could be the culprit. Or it could be the rails on the roof, which have no sealants to prevent water from getting between the roof and the rails. Does anyone have similar problems or a recommendation? |
| Steady | Just took our E2 on its maiden voyage this last weekend. All is great. |
| Jim M | Had my E-2 for two years. I love it. Pulls awesome. Screen door sucks cheaply made. I take to my hunting area with rough roads and it handles it just fine. I want an E-4 now. |
| E2 Fan | This thing is the bomb! We have taken this all over this summer from full hook-up camp sites to primitive camps on the top of mountains scouting for elk. Two kids, 2 and 5 and one large German Shorthair. Plenty of space, even fairly cool in the heat! Buy one now! |
| Ross Texas | I've looked at many of these camping trailers in the last few days. The evolution looks good inside and out and I like the cargo deck area. Still looking but really thinking about the evolution. |
| E2 Owner | We just bought a Fleetwood E2 tent trailer. It is meant for back-roading and has a cargo deck for an ATV. I would love to know some other people that have them. Our maiden voyage is this weekend. |
| Rose Peters | We have the E3 and love it. We've used it every weekend when we could so far this summer. No problems whatsoever and our 2 kids and 2 dogs are waiting to go every weekend. |
| Joe Carter | I've had 2 campers, a Coleman which was great and now a Fleetwood Evolution The Evolution has a very solid frame and I looked at a lot before we chose it.
2 other things I really like - the front cargo platforms are really useful and there's a huge dealer network for service.
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