What Jayco do you own. - Page 30

cekkk · 09-20-2020, 06:50 PM

We sold our great Eagle recently. We bought it new in 2010 for a 2011 delivery, and we spent probably about a total of three years living in it, all of those years were problem-free. The worst things that ever happened to it were my fault, knocking off two sets of stairs over the years. I have to say that I'm glad it's gone because we always kept it under cover when stored. but here in the desert it's been exposed approximately two years. I was worried that the sun would get to it and a monsoon would end up in our living room. so I was happy to see it go but I will still miss it.

TCNashville · 09-20-2020, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by cekkk

We sold our great Eagle recently. We bought it new in 2010 for a 2011 delivery, and we spent probably about a total of three years living in it, all of those years were problem-free. The worst things that ever happened to it were my fault, knocking off two sets of stairs over the years. I have to say that I'm glad it's gone because we always kept it under cover when stored. but here in the desert it's been exposed approximately two years. I was worried that the sun would get to it and a monsoon would end up in our living room. so I was happy to see it go but I will still miss it.

cekkk, you can borrow mine whenever you want, it's a carbon copy and just as trouble free.

cekkk · 09-20-2020, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by TCNashville

cekkk, you can borrow mine whenever you want, it's a carbon copy and just as trouble free.

Thanks for that response. I told the party that bought it that I really believed it was better than a brand new one would be.

cekkk · 09-20-2020, 07:41 PM

A few days after I sold the trailer, I sold my 2002 F350 drw 7.3 diesel. That one looks like new as well and with only a hundred and twenty-five thousand miles was barely broken in. I had put a transmission cooler from a 6.0 into it many years ago but other than a pack break and grill guard, add-ons like that, temperature gauges, it was stock I paid 26 for it when it was two years old and had 11,000 miles on it and sold it for $16,000. Not bad for many years of ownership. When I advertised it I said it had a 13000 lb towing capacity. The new owner has a 38, I think he said, foot fiver which I'm afraid is too much for this truck.

Evman · 09-21-2020, 03:36 PM

Picking it up this week. Not using it until next year late. Will look nice next to the driveway. Ex 35 ft alpenlite fifth owner. Chevman

NGaCamperz · 09-23-2020, 09:25 PM

We bought our 2021 264BH new in August and took it straight to the lake after a 3 hour trip home. It was close to the house while we are learning/ obtaining to prepare for longer farther trips. For a 29' trailer it's a dream to haul behind our 2008 1/2 ton Chevy. I did have to shop within the towing capacity of our ol 'rado and thereby limited slide outs and additional fun features; but we made sure we had the bunks, dinette and couch for extra elbow room for us n the kids on the rainy days.

Evman · 09-23-2020, 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by chevman

Picking it up this week. Not using it until next year late. Will look nice next to the driveway. Ex 35 ft alpenlite fifth owner. Chevman

Well we did not pickup it up today because had some items to install so the 2nd of Oct we will go after it. Our truck is a chev duramax dually. . chevman