Then, if you’re looking for a small used travel trailer, look no further than a nice used R-Pod. This trailer has been in demand since the day it was introduced and remains one of the most popular models of all time. Jeff Johnston explains to us why.
With the popularity of vans and adventure camping all across the country, Jeff takes us to the Adventure Van Expo to see what’s new and exciting in this fast growing category of RVing.
The Ram 3500 and Coachmen toy hauler are an effective combination. We enjoyed our time with the trailer and truck. We think you would too.
Wondering about buying a hybrid pickup for a tow vehicle? On our first story, we join Jeff Johnston as he reviews the exciting new Ford F-150 hybrid along with the new Surveyor Legend travel trailer. Wondering about buying a hybrid pickup for a tow vehicle?
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We like the fact that it’s a little bit lighter weight, which is better for the truck and better for handling. The low center of gravity with the top down means it drives and handles well. It just feels really, really good on the road.
Combines the best aspects of three different RV types, including the storage capacity and interior ceiling height of a class A motorhome, the tow-ability of a fifth wheel, and the single level living floor plan of a travel trailer.
Little Guy International and their Serro Scotty Travel Trailer – Review by Jeff Johnston of Rollin’ On TV
What if you’re into extreme RV-ing? Well, there’s a class B made exclusively for adventurist RVers. And to learn more, we travel to Fresno, California, and visit Sportsmobile West. We asked Alan Feld, president of Sportsmobile West, to tell us all about the company and how it all started.
There are 10 RPod floor plans as of this review. The new one has two twin beds in a unit that is only about twenty feet long.
Anyone who is familiar with our show, and particularly product reviews, knows that Jeff ‘says it like it is’ and when he finished up with the Lance 1475…. Needless to say, he was impressed all over again. We could have named this story, “Little Things Mean A Lot” . Check out this feature story and see for yourself.