Eagle 355 MBQS

[Kahoneys]

The DW and I took a trip 2 months ago in our 9 month old Gateway 3650bh by Heartland. When we purchased this unit we both thought we had taken a step up from our Open Range 340flr. She said 1/2 way through our trip that she missed the quality build of the OR and I agree. My wife wants a bigger living room and I want a rig that we can pull down the road without the molding and handles falling off as they do in our current rig. We found 2 floor plans that we like and the one from Jayco is the Eagle 355MBQS. I understand that this unit won't come off the line for another week or so but I want to ask any and all opinions good and bad from the Jayco faithful. I am a pessimist so I really value the negative input

[oldmanAZ]

Welcome to the forum.

Sorry. I have nothing negative to say.

[milw156]

I think the Eagle 355MBQS will be our next trailer. She's a near twin of the Crossroads Cruiser 345BH which we also like. If the specs are anywhere near, then she'll be well within our TV's capability.


Hope we get some specs and figures soon.

[Bookemdanno]

Does anyone have any interior pictures of this thing? Considering upgrading, but I'm not one to buy sight unseen...No dealers in our area have any in stock to look at.


Thanks,
Dan

[Jmooney]

Looks great.

[Bookemdanno]

I really like the 2nd bedroom with bunks for the kids...and after the kids are gone, I was thinking it would make a great man cave!

[bluesquiral]

I was looking at this one to but coulding find one that I could actually look at. Looked like a nice lay out. Then my wife looked at 375bhts and it was over.

[Kahoneys]

The specs and prices just came out but I haven't seen any pictures for the MBQS. Talking to our dealer yesterday and we were going through options and he told us to wait a few months until the 2016 Premiers come out. He informed me that the Premier brand name is being changed and the model to watch for the bunkhouse is a 377RLBH but I am not able to find anything on that model online yet. The rig is supposed to be 2' longer and the bunkroom will have a desk and closet. Plus I am thinking that the premier will have a better R value for the insulation and we will be able to get a heat tape in the AC unit. Does anyone know about the 377RLBH?