Hardwall A-Frame Owners Where are you?

[BC Boondocker]

I'm doing some work on my Hardwall A-Frame


And it occured to me to log in here and check out what others have been doing.....



A quick search shows very little activity on that topic so I am curious.


Who is still active in here that has any experience with or owns hardwall A-frame Jayco Trailers?


Would love to chat and find out what your experiences have been, swap ideas and maybe learn a little from each other.

[jaycojay]

Had one....... Great trailer, too bad they stopped building so soon

[JFlightRisk]

That corner of the market seems to be dominated by Flagstaff, Forest River, A Liner, Chalet, and Rockwood. Jayco has discontinued manufacturing them, probably because of the many other brands that offer them.

[jaycojay]

They really are a nice camper ..... and set up is a snap!

[Twoshadycampers]

BC,

We had an A-liner for 13 years and LOVED it. We did a ton of mods to it, because I wanted stuff to be easily accessed and didn't want my fingers pinched every time I was going in and out of cupboards and spaces. It suited our needs for a long time. It was so comfortable and easy. We're in a new phase now, sold the A-liner last year and moved up to Precept 31UL this year. Loving it. Wishing you many years in your A frame, have fun doing mods. Here's a link to our photo album of Mods we did: https://photos.app.goo.gl/X3tKTiScj4EMpf7Q7

[Ortys]

We picked up our Jayco hard-sided a-frame in 2015. We had trips from Illinois to Utah, from Illinois to Maine, and to the UP of Michiganand Wisconsin. We like the easy set up and the ability to stay hitched to our tow vehicle for those one night stays when traveling. No major problems with the camper and have not made any modifications. Perfect for me and DW.

[norty1]

https://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f...ers-34801.html

Here is a thread on them. They are hard to find anymore.