Field and Stream, Kinda funny story
Oct 15, 2019 18:41:10 GMT -8
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Post by danrhodes on Oct 15, 2019 18:41:10 GMT -8
We were at the Buellton Rally and came across a woman who also had a Field and Stream, though not at the rally. We got to chatting and mentioned that we found a brochure for our specific model on Ebay but someone had bought it. Turns out, she was the one, even though it was not her model. She offered to send us a copy and here it is...
Only ever seen 1 front kitchen 15 foot model anywhere and I have to comment on the marketing used here:
"for the discriminating rental operator is pretty funny because it's not very discriminating to cram ourselves into this tiny box. I guess these were rented out to vacationers which is why so few exist?
6'4" is total nonsense unless you sleep diagonally in the rear.
The "insulated honeycomb floor" was literally a year of my life taken from me re-engineering something that was not repairable
The "longer hitch" design is nice, but relied on angle iron to keep from twisting... Our tongue still has a 1 inch lift from this support rusting through, allowing the frame to twist.
Nice to know all the options available as well, since ours had none of them ;-)
Only ever seen 1 front kitchen 15 foot model anywhere and I have to comment on the marketing used here:
"for the discriminating rental operator is pretty funny because it's not very discriminating to cram ourselves into this tiny box. I guess these were rented out to vacationers which is why so few exist?
6'4" is total nonsense unless you sleep diagonally in the rear.
The "insulated honeycomb floor" was literally a year of my life taken from me re-engineering something that was not repairable
The "longer hitch" design is nice, but relied on angle iron to keep from twisting... Our tongue still has a 1 inch lift from this support rusting through, allowing the frame to twist.
Nice to know all the options available as well, since ours had none of them ;-)