Hi folks,
We sold our Hi-Lo in 2018 and haven't been active here since, and now have an RPod. On all of our vacations we count the number of Hi-Lo and RPod trailers. To our surprise, we found a 22' Hi-Lo in our campground, Bullard Beach Oregon, that looks nearly new.

Just wanted to say hi and wish we still had our 27' (our first Hi-Lo was the 17' Funlite).

Stay safe and happy travels!

We've heard your statement so many times over the years; the Hi-Lo really is a unique RV. We have had our 25' for about 13 years now, kept up all the maintenance and records as they became due, and even took it up to Ohio when it was 11 years old to have J & R conduct a physical on it. There is nothing out there like it. However, for someone who is not mechanically inclined, I would not recommend a Hi-Lo as their first RV. If so, I'd educate myself first with all the manuals and DVDs before hitting the road on the first camping trip. Dee

We sold our 31 ft in 2019 I believe and I do miss her!!

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Elaine and Bill Stevenson
Former HiLo-Classic 310S
2011 Toyota Sequoia

Ended up having an hour discussion with the owners later that day. Filled them in on a lot of HiLo maintenance tips and mods. Walked away missing ours even more.