Hi there! Let's welcome each other! I'm a new Hi Lo owner like you!!! I just bought one two days ago. It's a vintage 1972, 20ft, model 2073 and it's in mint condition. From the replies I read to your post, I think we can safely say we "scored!" I couldn't believe the price I paid for mine. I'm sure they could have got much more if they wanted to. I think they were in a hurry as they were moving upstate by the end of the month...MY gain!!! As mine is a vintage "retro" era camper, I plan to make no major changes (maybe just the curtains) as I want to keep it as close to its original style as possible. I live in southern Wisconsin, and I'm hoping that there will be a Hi Lo camping group that gets together at least once a year that I can join.

Enjoy your new toy!!!

Susie

Welcome

There is a group in Southern Wisconsin I am told. Contact Jerrys Camping center in Madison and they may be able to give you the info on how to contact them.

Enjoy!

Rick

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2010 Nissan Titan king cab SE
4x4

The trailmanors that we looked at had already weeped moisture at the roof gaskets. New units that had sat on a dealers lot a while. They do have a much better idea on the entry door. I did not like the idea of lifting the cupboards off the floor to the hang them on the wall at every setup. They had a nice storage idea that you could load from outside and access inside. Also from experience I am a big fan of tandem axle trailers. Trailmanors seem to all be single axle which is a deal breaker for me.

It's not that they were a "bad" camper. The single axle was a deal breaker for me. And the overhead roof gasket worried me.

Hi, We have a 1969 and a 2011. Let me know if I can help on anything.