2112
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klutchdust wrote:Grit dog wrote:Toyhauler, basically any of them.
And if you don’t like the seating, you could literally load a sectional in it thru the 8x8’ rear door.
Agreed. And the "garage" is a great place to get together if the weather goes south AND the roof is pretty tall. Mine has two fold downs for the dinette and a nice sleeper sofa/couch that is comfortable. ( I had them reupholstered and new foam) X2 on a toy hauler. That may be my next camper and I won't be hauling toys
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klutchdust
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2112 wrote:klutchdust wrote:Grit dog wrote:Toyhauler, basically any of them.
And if you don’t like the seating, you could literally load a sectional in it thru the 8x8’ rear door.
Agreed. And the "garage" is a great place to get together if the weather goes south AND the roof is pretty tall. Mine has two fold downs for the dinette and a nice sleeper sofa/couch that is comfortable. ( I had them reupholstered and new foam) X2 on a toy hauler. That may be my next camper and I won't be hauling toys
I have a work n Play by Forest River. There is a full screen that can be pulled down with the ramp open. Some owners choose to use the tailgate as a patio, there are screened in accessories or side screens to let the pooches outside or nice to put out the lawn chairs and feel the breeze. At the racetrack they back them in and they make a great viewing area if you are trackside. ( drag racing is my thing) . Wheel the bicycles inside and keep them out of the weather. With the e bikes becoming popular easy to load and tie to the floor for transport. motorized chairs another option.
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