My wife is into crafting, she has an llc and does craft shows locally in Southern Wisconsin. We are looking to purchase a Class A toy hauler so we can keep the business going and travel around the country to other states to do craft shows locally. What are your recommendations on what manufacturers are good and which ones to stay away from.?
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A member of our “race family” just purchased the Canyon Star. They bought specifically for the toy hauler feature. I do have to admit it’s a bit odd with the diesel up front and not be a Super C.
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Bob & Kathy Wallace
2005 HR Endeavor PDQ, 2016 Equinox LTZ
We’re usually at an INDYCAR race!
A member of our “race family” just purchased the Canyon Star. They bought specifically for the toy hauler feature. I do have to admit it’s a bit odd with the diesel up front and not be a Super C.
Having owned a Heartland 5th wheel toy hauler a few years ago, I do miss it. I reckon that’s one reason we haul our Jeep in our car hauler trailer.
That Canyon Star is an interesting RV.
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Eddie and Jomaye, Retired
2018 Newmar Ventana 4369, 2021 Jeep Wrangler,
2024 Haulmark 20’ enclosed car hauler
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