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We are now the proud owners of a 1999 16ft Aerolite cub hybrid. Needs some work but hubby is talented and retired. It was exactly what we wanted and the price was right.
Cant wait to start camping.
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Glad to see you are joining the camping endeavor. Glad you found the unit of your choice as well. We're sure you'll enjoy it and hope you have many happy miles down the road. ENJOY!!
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Steve & Sally / Hudson Our Little Pom / Heidi, Houston & HiTee Forever in our Hearts
04 NEWMAR MACA 3778 W22 / 05 PT Vert
Michigan (Summer) Michigan (Winter For Now)
Thanks for the welcome. Hubby started the ripping out process Im staying out of the way. We are already having fun deciding what were going to do. Since the Trailer is so small its not breaking the bank to fix. We decided to rip out the whole floor and start from scratch. It is kind of scary to see how cheaply they are built compared to a house
Glad to see you are joining the camping endeavor. Glad you found the unit of your choice as well. We're sure you'll enjoy it and hope you have many happy miles down the road. ENJOY!!
Im staying out of the way. We are already having fun deciding what were going to do. Since the Trailer is so small its not breaking the bank to fix. We decided to rip out the whole floor and start from scratch. It is kind of scary to see how cheaply they are built compared to a house 
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