Sunnybrook RVs?

[sssteele]

My wife and I own a nice-sized Coleman pop-up trailer, but will be purchasing a travel trailer (not a fifth wheel) in a year or so when we retire. We have concluded by visiting dealers ans RV shows that Sunnybrook (Titan series) and
Holiday Rambler (Presidential series) seem to be best in quality. They are expensive compared to others, but at he age of 55, we want to buy once and only once, never having remorse that we didn't spend a few thousand $ more to get what we wanted. Can anyone comment on Sunnybrook or Holiday Rambler TTs? We are leaning toward Sunnybrook, but would appreciate a lot of input from those of you who might be more knowledgeable than we are. Thanks a million, in advance!

 

[tim5055]

Check out the RV.net Travel Trailer Forum. You will get lots of responses there. I have found that most of the folks who post over there are almost as nice as the folks in the DIS.

 

[Disney Campers]

heres a link to a Sunnybrook Forum

 

[bicyclemark]

Check out http://www.sunnybrooktalk.com/

We also had a Coleman Pop-Up before we made the move to a TT.

We purchased a 2709 Solanta (not Titan) last year and have been extremly plesed with it. We had researched trailers fro about 3 years prior to our purchase. We came to the conclusion that Sunnybrook built the best trailer for the money in both the Titan and Solanta series. We felt the fit, finish and overall construction was far above other manufacturers in similar price ranges. The Solanta met our needs so that is the way we went.

Good luck with whatever you choose.

 

[CindyT]

We went from a 1997 Coleman Niagra to a Holiday Rambler 5th Wheel. We loved the pop-up, but the 5th wheel is great, no more packing and unpacking the camper. We toured the Holiday Rambler factory and were very impressed. We have had our camper for 4 years now, and still love it. It really pays to buy quality (we too intend this to be our only purchase). Good luck to you no matter what your final choice is, I think you will be happy with it.