| author | comments |
| Kelly | We bought our T@B in May 2008 and went camping with it many weekends last year. This year we've already used it 3 times and we're off again today. These are among my happiest times. Just love the T@B. |
| shawn | You can get on the Web and go to Yahoo groups then type in tab or tabtrailers. You can then join the group and get all the information you would/might need on your problem. t@b owners trying to help each other with issues that sometimes come up. its great |
| Gen | I have a used 2007 and I think the clam shell hatch has a leak. Water seems to get trapped in the hatch. When it is opened water leaks out on to the back kitchen. Does anyone have more info on this and can it be fixed and how. |
| Jake McKeague | I am selling a 2008 TAB I have only used 4 times! Way too busy as I am starting my own business. It is Red with Gray trim. Please let me know if you are interested!
jake@manitoustation.com |
| Corrie | Wow! is that cute. Never saw anything like it. A new world for me maybe. |
| Holly | I just bought a used 2007 TAb at a rv dealership in Washington. It was in excellent shape and I only paid $10k. I love my yellow TAB! |
| susan | We have decided to become part of the Tab trailer group and are looking for a good price on a 07-09 gently used trailer. Anyone have one for sale? |
| Caroline | My husband and I are looking for a late model ('07 or '08) used t@b clam shell. We're in California, but happy to travel for it. Anybody want to sell one? My e-mail is linethomp@gmail.com |
| Lori | Wanted - late model (07-09)T@B, queen model in excellent (non-smoking) condition. I live in the Phoenix area but would consider traveling to Southwestern states. Posted 6/9/09. I can be reached at ljn38@cox.net. Thank you. |
| NEWBIE!! | Also looking for an add a room for my yellow T@B. I'm in Toronto Canada.
WIll pay for shipping!!
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| Judi | Looking for a tab. tent/screen rm. |
| Cynthia | Screen room and cover sold. |
| Donna | For 3 years, My husband, Kirk, & I owned a home made teardrop that we took on 20 campouts, and had a great time with it. But, since this year we planned to take longer trips we purchased a used 2008 T@b clam shell and took it to Calif. from Colorado to camp on the beach and Refugio State Park. The T@b towed beautifully and all the appliances worked great. Since Calif. State campgrounds do not have electricity we invested in a Honda 2000 companion generator (it has a 30 amp plug). It had no problem running the refrig, AC and heater.
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| AGABOB | We are selling our 2007 TAB clamshell due to an expanded family. It can be seen on the Craigs List Green Bay page under ultra light travel trailer.
We love the thing and hate to see it go, it has been a great late trailer. |
| Cynthia | We loved our yellow T@B and took it all the way to Alaska last summer for 10 weeks. On the way home we upgraded and now have a yellow screen room and camper cover for sale. Screen room did not go to AK ...no room. Used once. $600.00 If interested, please e-mail ticochic@aol.com |
| Barb | I am looking for information how to get the tent to attach to my 2007 teardrop trailer. I am having a hard time getting the zipper gasket to feed through the track.
Thanks |
| EJ | I'm looking at a 2009 TAB T16-I. It ha ben barely used and has cd player porta potti etc.
Is 14,900.00 cdn a reasonable price?
Rgds |
| keith | I JUST BOUGHT A 2009 T@B,WHITE AND GREY IN VANCOUVER B.C. FOR $13,900 AND IT HAS A ADD A ROOM,,,THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ADD A ROOM ARE NOT VERY GOOD,,I`M THINKING OF ADDING A TOILET,,IT DOSEN`T HAVE A AIRCONDITIONER SO THERE IS A SPACE WHERE I CAN INSTALL A 16 BY 22 HOLDING TANK AND A LOW PROFILE FLUSH TOILET,,I`M MAKING A SMALL CABINET WITH A FLIP TOP,SO IT WILL BE HIDDEN,,,,HAS ANYBODY MADE THIS MODIFICATION THANKS KEITH |
| Bob | Folks, thanks so much for your calls I sold my yellow T@B about two months ago. Sorry I did not post earlier. Love the T@DA. Bigger and better suited for me.
Bob in Olympia, WA |
| Jean Le Blanc | Looking for a Tab in Alberta.Thank you Jean |
| Gayle | We would like to buy a used T@B at a reasonable price, somewhere within the midwest (we are in Missouri) - posted on April, 2009. Please contact groark@att.net |
| Shawn | Mark, there was a posting on craigs list for a good looking tab. Posting ID was 1065702473@craigslist.org. This was a Tennessee listing, but camper is located in Madison Ala. I think the price was 8500.00 which is great for an 07 or 08 model. |
| Mark | Looking at buying a used T@B 2006 for $9000 is that a fair price. New 2009 I have looked at going for $15,000 |
| Brad | Purchased a 2004 T@B last fall and I am looking for a used awning for it. Email me at brad@michland.com if you have one you will sell. |
| Major skibum | I own a 2006 T@b. After 2 ski seasons,and working out some technical situations, i have got this down to a science. Having been an rv virgin, I didn't realize how much I really needed a generator, with my honda 2000, I just came back from a week long ski trip, no problems. warm and cozy, watched movies@ night and skied all day. I stayed in a motel one night, just to shower, but I saved over $600, on that one trip. sure i could have showered everyday, but at $100 a shower, thats a bit pricey for me.
I have driven my trailer through snowstorms, and mudddy backroads, and its so light, 2 people can easily move it, when needed. I drive an Xterra, towing usually uses more gas aprox. 25% more. thats not bad. I am a turtle, I carry my home on my back..hehe |
| Margaret | Bought our T@b in early July 2008 and went camping with it for over 30 days over the summer. Loved it!!! Still lots of snow here in late March but so looking forward to taking to the road with our little home away from home. |
| Kathy | Looking for a Tear Drop Camping Club in Colorado. Please email me at Knewme4life1@yahoo.com Thanks! |
| Suzette | If I was buying a tear drop or similarly small trailer for the looks and feel of the thing...I would buy a T@B! They are absolutely the best looking thing on the road. But for me, even though the R-Pod is not a true tear drop, the R-Pod better suits our needs. I am 5'8" and the ceiling height bugged me a bit. I like the refrigerator set up better and the fresh, grey and black water tank capacities in the R-Pod. We are buying the 151 so we are staying with the shortest length trailer. We're downsizing from a 24' 5th wheel so I might be just stuck on some of the regular RV features. We'll see you on the road...black jeep and the not so sleek R-Pod. |
| Deborah | I am interested in buying a used T@B ... how do I find the Blue Book Value to make a fair offer? I cannot find them in the Kelly Blue Book. |
| BJ | BRAD - the r-pod features are nice but it sure is ugly and in my opinion is they missed the whole teardrop feel. I think I will stick with the T@B hope they fix the parts distribution problem. |
| Ken & Bonnie | Mark Chase, I saw you tow your T@B with a Ford Taurus. Please HELP, I am ready to go buy my T@B but I hv a 2002 Ford Taurus 3.0L engine 4 dr sedan. Everyone keeps telling me NO..NO.. you went 3,000 miles Please let me know it's OK, so I can go pick up my T@B.Anything I need to do to tow it? Sway bars? |
| Two Dogs | A 2007 TAB sold last week at a dealer in El Paso for $6000 (w/all the x-tras). I just missed it on account of wanting to trade my class C in on it. Anybody interested in trade or got one not too "run over at the heels" for sale? I'll watch the site. |
| Robert | Have a new (never used) screen room / tent for sale. Bought with 2006 T@b. 360-319-5116. |
| Clark | Oh, by the way, my T@B is equipped with the 17 in. aluminum wheels, Cool Kat AC/heat pump, furnace, 3-way (propane, 12 volt and 110 AC) fridge, a FM/AM/CD unit, awning, cover and is a 2006 mellow yellow gray alumifiber. I bought it new in 2006 and paid $13,200 for it. |
| Clark | I own a 2006 T@B Q. I've taken it all over the country, up and down mountains (Rocky's, Catalina, Smoky's, etc.) and the T@B performed as it should. I did have a problem with the 3-way fridge. It was very hard to light and as I was on the road, I had to rely on RV dealer's for warranty service. Most dealer's won't service anything you didn't buy from them, but that goes for all trailers, not just the T@B. I had to drive to 4 different dealer, but got it fixed without parts needed in Sho-lo AZ. The heat sink was not screwed in all the way. Tightened it up and now works great. Used a 2007 Silverado 1500 6 cyl. to tow. 22 MPG without T@B, 13 MPG with. V-8 would be better. This unit will go wherever your vehicle goes. Yes, you can charge the battery and even run the fridge while on the go through a power feed from your trailer power plug routed from your alternator. 2 person and 1 dog MAX. Quality cabinets (solid wood, not covered laminate as one blogger said) Make sure that you get a 4-way lug wrench in addition to a large socket wrench to fit the holding nuts on the SPARE! It's different than the lug nuts on the wheels! Tows like a dream and stands up on rough roads, within reason. Buy one! You'll love it as long as you know it's limitations. |
| Peter | I have a 2004 T@B. Since initial purchase I am on my second fridge (the first one died a year aqo), and my third electrical inverter (turns AC into DC to charge the battery). The frame for the battery/propane tank cover broke from normal vibration in driving and consequently the entire assembly (steel frame and plastic cover) have had to be replaced. The rubber moulding along the seams of the roof disconnects and flies off while driving requiring replacement. Numerous little plastic latches on windows and fridge disintegrate in normal use. The cabinetry is cheap (basically vinyl covered fibre board). The edging on the melamine counter top and table falls off because the glue lets go.
Every time I have had these things repaired I have used my local dealer and each time parts were ordered from T@B it took a minimum of 2 months to get standard parts in to perform the work. I am currently in a situation where I am waiting on the propane tank cowling - it was ordered October 22 and there is no sign of it yet. When the dealer calls to get a status on the order, it takes weeks for T@B to return phone calls. In regards to the cowling, they still give no committment regarding delivery date. My suspicion is that the parts have to come from Germany and must be ordered in large quantities to justify the shipping cost. The long and short of it is that T@B do not support their product. Its a nice little trailer but it requires maintenance (as do all things).
Until Dutchmen/T@B start supporting their product, I strongly advise anyone considering purchase to look somewhere else unless you are satisfied with waiting months on end for routine parts to arrive. Quite frankly, considering that this is not an economy trailer at time of purchase, I find this situation unacceptable. |
| New Mexico | I'm a first time, single RV-er looking to be more outdoors, due to health reasons I cannot camp in a tent. My options at this point are a 13 ft Scamp (hard to find used), a Casita (equally hard to find) or a 2006 T@B for under 9k. The new Scamp 13 with toilet goes for around 11k and you need to order the options package. What do you T@B owners think is the better thing to do in terms of value for my money? I appreciate the response. |
| Neil | My wife and I have a Mello Yellow T@B. We absolutely love it. We have only used it about 5 times. We had a trip planned to Yellowstone but we ended up pregnant 2yrs ago. We went camping twice this year and as much as we love our T@B it just doesn't accomodate 3 people very well. Call if interested. Has the add a room option. Call if interested $7000 or make offer. 812.987.2410 |
| Marilyn | Just bought our T@b (2008 used) for 9k. Can't figure out how to turn on the heat? The thermostat has a lever on top that says on/off, but it doesn't move easily and I don't want to break it. |
| BRAD | We looked at a TAB, and TADA but the ceiling height (or lack there of) among other things, really drew us away. Plus did you know that although these are ASSEMBLED in the US, that the compenents are all from over seas? Very expensive to replace! My wife and I are picking up our new R-Pod by Forest River. They have bigger tanks, full ceiling height, lots of standard features, and we were quoted for $2600 less than the TAB!! |
| Dianna and Mark | This is our very first RV and we are such newbies. We bought the trailer in August and have only used it once. We try to read the manuals, but it is all Greek to us, who are not mechanically talented. We checked on our little trailer today and the battery is dead. What do we do? Does anyone know of any resources besides the manual that pertains to this type of trailer? We live in Colorado and sure would like a T@B beginner class! Any advice would be helpful. Thanks. |
| Bob | OK, I did it. Bought a TADA. So have a 2006 yellow and silver T@B T16-Q with many options (including full tent room) for sale. Olympia, WA 360-480-7640. |
| Kim Thornsburg | My wife and I purchased a 2007 TAB, wrecked it after only a few trips, and probably would have bought another one if it only had more beds.
We also had the lug nut problem. No wrench ... lost a lug nut. One major problem to watch out for was that during the nite while we were asleep, the battery overheated and spent toxic gas into the cabin. PS: We did salvage a brand new, never used canopy and poles. Anyone interested in purchasing? (361)564-7500 |
| Bob | I own a 2006 T@B. I have taken it into the mountains (Staircase, Hamma Hamma, Lake Cushman) when the roads have had huge potholes. I have yet to have a problem. Heat works, water pump works (noisy), frig works. I toe it with my Honda Ridgeline and I can't even feel it. I am not crazy about the 5 foot 9 ceiling but I can deal with it. I replaced the old battery with a new Sears Platinum. When you are not using your T@B disconnect the battery and turn off the propane. Now I am thinking about getting a T@DA. |
| DearTedd | Hey Roller, I am having the same problem with my ceiling fan(2008). I'm bringing it in to be looked at, but wondered if you had diagnosed the problem yet. Also, thanks for the info on the honda 1000! |
| Ravenhouse | We are looking for a newer model used T@B. We live in Colorado, but are willing to travel a reasonable distance to collect it. The Queen seems ideal for us, but are open to other models. |
| DON | I have owned a T@DA since April and have towed it from Oregon to New England with my Quest minivan and feel it is a great trailer for two people. That is what it was ment to be and that is what it is. I do not use it as a camper, but as a traveler with all the comforts of home that a T@B can not compare with. |
| Joyful | just bought a TAB..anyone have a screen room to sell? |
| Steve M | I actually own a T@da and love it. My wife and I are on the short side so the ceiling is no issue. I love how easily it tows; set up is easy.. I put bubble levels on the corners so I can quickly level; the TV-DVD player combo is great during rainy days. I'm not one to pull a "living room" around since we camp to be "out doors". So the T@da is perfect for out needs. Also, to workmanship is top notch. My brother has a Tab and after he saw our T@da he knew it's days were numbered and he would have to upgrade. |
| Tigre | Does anyone else notice a similarity with the ICamp which is made in China? |
| Intrigued in Omaha | Are T@B Trailers the only teardrops on the market that put the kitchen INSIDE the camper? |
| Dave | We love the T@B, as it fits in our garage. Our Home-Owner-Ass does not allow RVs outside our house. I venture inside our " Original-U " everyday just to enjoy it, whether camping or not...... : - ) |
| Claudia | LOVE my new T@B!! It's perfect for us and the 2 dogs. We took it out for her inaugural trip this weekend in the High Uintas and had a wonderful time. This trailer was a perfect purchase for us.
Wondering if anyone has a screen room for sale??
Thanks! |
| X tab owner.. | My husband and I bought one of these trailers in Mich. we live in Iowa. It was the beggest lemon we ever got. By the time we got it home. The housing around the front tanks was in pieces. The seals on the outside edges had all slid back. The window cranks were all broke. The shades did not work.
I could not work in the kitchen, as the ceiling pushed my head back.
I am 5' 8 1/2" tall. If you open the windows, you ran into them. The awning looked like a shower curtain. We pulled it with a VW beetle, which they said would work. I would not recommend it. It was to heavy for the beetle. We went from 40 miles per gallon down to about 14. The beetle was really straining under the weight.
The company also would not stand behind it. We took it to a local dealer for repair. They had to sue the company to fix it. The only good thing about the trailer was the bed was comfortable, and we liked the surge brakes. We sold the tab after repairs. Spent only two night in it. |
| Boull | We past our first winter with a new TAB in Acapulco Mexico from Quebec Canada. We use to have a westfalia, to many problems. We had no problems towing our TAB tru montains, USA and Mexico. In 4 months not a problem with the unit. The JEEP Liberty 3.7L was perfect to tow and there is a lot of dealers in Mexico. We are looking forward to go back next winter. |
| Mark Chase | We purchased our T@B in 2007 on a Saturday. The next day we left for a 3300 mile vacation. We go out often and have NEVER have had a single problem with our nifty little trailer. This is a "made in the USA" item of very high quality and we highly recommend this product. Every time you stop for gas someone wants to see it. Ours has a heat pump, queen size bed, fridge, and stove. We pull it with a Ford Taurus that has a 3.0 V6 engine at 70+MPH. No biggie! |
| shawn | In regard to the "can I pull 08 t@b with a Subaru Forester"? I think you would have no problem. I pull my 07 t@b with a Subaru Baja 4 Cyl. I pulled over Monteagle Mtn in TN last month. I just returned from Panama City Beach, Florida this week. No problems. Hope this helps you. |
| Bands | I have an 08 T@B. Can it be pulled with a (new -09) Subaru Forester? |
| ROLLER | My local T@B dealer got back to me with a date they could see me. Sept. 22. Not good. Dutchman said go to any Dutchman dealer and they should be able to do the warranty work. I did and they said because I didn't buy a unit from them they didn't have the time or the space for me and my T@B. I'm starting to have regrets. I'll contact Dutchman's parent Thor to see what they have to say and after that I'll contact government agencies that monitor warranty complaints. |
| ROLLER | WARNING!!!!
If you buy a new T@B trailer at a dealership only expect that dealership to do the warranty work on it!! I just got of the phone with a Dutchman representative 'Connie' and she told me if you take your T@B to a dealership that you did not purchase it from, they do not have to work on it!
When I bought my '08 T@B 5 weeks ago I asked if warranty work would be covered at other T@B distributors and was told yes. I wasn't told that a dealership could refuse doing warranty work on it. They do have a reason for not wanting to work on my T@B but they won't admit it. I DIDN'T BUY IT THERE!!! Sour grapes yes, but I was told at the dealership where I bought it that I could get it serviced at any dealership in North America.I want to warn other potential new T@B owners that if you buy a T@B you should buy it from a dealer closest to your home base, and not a dealer that will give you the best price! Am I wrong here? Should I expect a good deal and service TOO! It would be too expensive for me to have warranty work done on my trailer in a timely and professional manner(5 hrs. drive to dealership where I purchased it),glad I didn't purchase the extended warranty, so I'll have to find someone locally that can help me with my electrical problems and expect not to be reimbused by Dutchman, T@Bs parent.
Are there other people out there with similar disheartening experiences, I hope not ,but probably so? Stay tuned. |
| Susan H | I have had 5 dfferent TTs in over 30 years from large to small. I've had my T@B now for over 4 years and it by far is the best. It goes out at least once a month and takes only 5 minutes to hook up. Very easy to tow and does not give that "looming" feeling you get with regular trailers when going down the road. My 19 ft trailer went out only twice a year and took over 30 minutes with equalizer bars,etc. The T@DA will not be for everyone at it's size. If you want to sleep 4 you will be looking at a bigger trailer anyway, lets be realistic. However my T@B has gone all over the country in all conditions and is still in great condition,never a problem. It may look flimsy to some but it really is well built. By the way mine is one of the first built...#172 and the only reason that I'm hesitating getting the T@DA is that I'm still in love with my origional T@B! Oh by the way I forgot to mention that I'm 6'2" ;) |
| Sandra | I purchased a T@b in January 2006. Have had nothing but problems since the first weekend after purchase. The service for this trailer is terrible. Many electrical problems which they can't seem to fix. When traveling from California to Georgia I could not find a single service department to help with the problems. The dealer has not been receptive either. I would not reccommend this trailer. |
| ROLLER | Hello fellow tabbers! I just got back from my 3 week maiden trip to Boston with my new '08 T@B. It pulls great with about a 12 to 13% additional cost to my fuel bill. My deep cycle marine battery is not maintaining a charge (which to my suprise didn't come with the unit) and when I turned on the ceiling fan, it wouldn't turn off! I had to pull out the fuse to get it to stop. I should have read the manual before I left the dealership. I was supposed to check the lug nuts every 50 miles for the first 200 miles. I thought (silly me) that a lug nut wrench would be provided. I'm glad I didn't have any problems with my wheels and a little disappointed with the dealership for letting me drive away unprotected.
Anyway, I'm busy personnalizing "LADYBUG" and planning a trip with her to the Maritines this spring. I'll keep you guys and gals updated on the problems I have encountered until they are resolved. |
| Montanaandy | Just purchased a "used" T@B 04-05 for $8700 (it has been used 6 times in the past 2 years and is immaculate). Has all of the upgrades except the AC. Plan on getting an on-demand water heater so we can shower, and a privacy tent for the port a potty and a small microwave (I already have the Honda 2000 generator). After lugging a 31" Airstream for years it is nice to return to pulling a camper along the lines of my first non-tent camper, a Coleman Popup. I will miss the convenience of having the bathroom/shower inside the AS but will look forward to the ease of backing up and in and getting much better fuel econoy. |
| shawn | I pull my 2007 t@b with a 2003 Subaru Baja and have had no problems. Pulled over the Monteagle Mtn in TN 3 weeks ago. I was concerned about brakes getting hot going down the mtn, but no problems. I love my t@b !! Going to Fla next month. |
| Bob S | Hello,
anybody tried to add bunkbeds into a tab trailer?
Thanks, Bob |
| Terry and Gordie | We have a 2004 T@B and love the design of it! It is a downsize from our airtsteam 35ft. motorhome and we have never missed the motorhome a minute. We had ceiling bumps from delamination problems and they took it back to the factory and fixed it and they did a wonderful job!It has towed behind us for thousands of miles and never given us any trouble. The interior is spacious and we took the table out and put in boards for making the bed. Never miss our table. George Sutton was our dealer in Eugene,Ore. and he has always done us well. We had the ceiling bumps and our converter went out and Dutchmen replaced it. Great service always from both. Based upon your experiences, would you buy one of this manufacturer's RVs again?: Yes. Rating: 5/5. |
| lowcountry lil | went to a 'sistersonthefly' open house on tybee island, ga. and saw their vintage teardrop trailers.had no idea there was a modern version available |
| artzy-gal | hi
i am looking for a bargain priced used T@B. i need a great price...i am an artist that loves to travel and work. any resources to find one, or if you have one....let me know. i could always offer my photography services to help get the price lower.
ak@allisonkurtzphotography.com
thanks so much
ak |
| Charles | A dealer told me that the clamshell T&B leaks after a while. Is that true or was he just trying to get me to buy the model with the kitchen inside because he did not have any clamshells in stock? |
| linda d | Hi, does anyone have an screen room for sale? Does the battery charge when
you plug your trailer in to electricity? |
| ROLLER | Thanks Hank!! I'm picking up mt T@B on the 26th. and going to Boston!! Do you think the Honda 2000 generator is overkill. Would it charge quicker or be louder than the 1000. |
| Larry Piersol | I just purchased a 2006 tab with L layout. I would like to purchase either the tent or the awning if anyone has either for sale. |
| Hank | ROLLER, in answer to your hitch question a class 3 hitch is what you want, and for power I use a Honda 1000 generator and it work's great. Good luck. |
| Hank | CYNDY, in answer to you're question about pulling you're T@B with VW,I tow mine with a 06 Ford Ranger 4x4 with 4.0 litre engine. I tow over mountain pass's alot, and I wouldn't feel comfortable towing with anything much smaller than that. I wouldn't suggest towing with anything much smaller than a 3.0 litre engine with 2 wheel drive.
The clamshell kitchen wouldn't work well in the Pacific NW. too much rain and wind, not to mention bug's. Good luck, they're great little trailers. |
| Hank | I own an 06 T@B with the aluminum skin,I'm having problems with the plastic film pealing off from the front of the trailer. I contacted the company in Indiana and the best advice I got from them was to completly replace the entire roof which is nut's. Has anyone had similar problem's, and if so what would a good fix be? Thank's. |
| Roller | Hi CampMaster, we're in the same boat. I have bought a new T@B(Ladybug) and will need to recharge my battery because I plan on doing alot of dry camping. I think your idea will work for one or two people. You might have to re-charge once or twice a day. I am thinking of adding another battery and a small portable generator so I can run a microwave or crockpot if I want. I hope to hear from others that have actually gone through our future adventures. Good Luck!!
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| CampMaster | Looking to buy a new T@B but do a lot of camping in state parks. (NO Electric) With the electric refig, furnace,heat pump and lights will I need an extra battery or will the set up to charge the battery with the car do the trick for a weekend trip?
Thanks! |
| vizwhiz | Hello all...my wife and I have been tent camping in FL state parks together (third year) and love the "being outdoors" part of it. We have our favorite campground that gets most of our camping time, usually a half-dozen weekends a season. We saw and were enthralled with the T@b when we saw it advertised because we were thinking of having one step higher option than the tent - it rains in FL a lot, y'know (and there are mosquitos and no-see-ums). Mostly, we don't want to hang around in it, just be able to retreat to sleep and eat when weather or conditions require shelter. I love the feedback I'm seeing, as it means many "happy campers" with the T@b, but I have a question. I'm leaning toward the inside kitchen because it rains here and I'd hate to be stuck NOT being able to cook and get to the food because you have to go outside...the whole reason we are wanting a trailer over a tent...a place to go inside. Anyone with an inside kitchen want to sound off? Thanks! |
| bev & mike | to davetheman. it sounds like you did a great job with your remodeljob and you saved a load of money. it is like anything we buy... you can get something close to the same but it is not. my $11k that i spent for my 07 tab to me was well spent. it is like anything, i am willing to buy generic cereal etc., but tab is tab to me. |
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