Moving on to Entegra Class A

[Topperace]

Well, we found a decent deal, we think, at the Escapees Escapade...RV Country had several decent Class A's and we decided to get one...downsize a bit length wise, and got more on my truck trade than I paid for it back in '20.

The 383FKWS was good to us, but a little long ... now we might can fit in
some state parks or National Park spots that we couldn't before...

Thanks for all the tips and dialogue on Jayco and RVing in general over the past two years...we learned a lot.

Signing off as a Jayco Owner.

Cheers!

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Topperace

Well, we found a decent deal, we think, at the Escapees Escapade...RV Country had several decent Class A's and we decided to get one...downsize a bit length wise, and got more on my truck trade than I paid for it back in '20.

The 383FKWS was good to us, but a little long ... now we might can fit in
some state parks or National Park spots that we couldn't before...

Thanks for all the tips and dialogue on Jayco and RVing in general over the past two years...we learned a lot.

Signing off as a Jayco Owner.

Cheers!

Still a JAYCO product...so don't leave!

[Topperace]

DOH! and DUH...Didn't even think of that...not leaving then...
is a big learning curve...especially with the jacks/leveling....

[Big1]

Wow, congrats and I hope that it work out for the better for you, the DW and I are going to pick up a Jayco Precept 36C on Tuesday this is our first class A we are trading in our 2019 321RSTS it have been good but we think that this will be best for us. Take some pics when you get it.

[norty1]

Stick around whether you are a Jayco owner or not but Entegra has been part of Jayco since 2008.

[Jopopsy]

Yes stick around. I'm nowhere on the Jayco/Thor map in any way shape or form, but I still enjoy this forum the most !