Egg trailer

[deceiver]

My niece has come across a recent model of an egg camper at a decent price. She's seen it and says it looks like about what she wants. Does anyone know of them or have one that can comment on any issues or if it's been a good unit to own? Thanks.

[GuitarPhotog]

What brand? What size? How old?

All have a large impact on the quality of a used trailer, especially a fiberglass egg.

<Chas>

[bonnie]

If it's an egg camper from http://www.eggcamper.com they are well made and nice trailers. I've seen one up close and personal and really liked it.

[deceiver]

What brand? What size? How old?

All have a large impact on the quality of a used trailer, especially a fiberglass egg.

<Chas>

It's literally an "eggcamper". That's the brand. I think it's either like new or nearly new. Anyway, It's in excellent condition. I was just wondering if anyone had experience with this particular brand.

[GuitarPhotog]

Thanks, I had to look up Eggtrailer. Haven't seen one like that out here on the left coast.

Unless you're talking about their "teardrop" model, they seem like they are quite large and not so light.

Is there some inherent advantage over a conventional "stick built" trailer of similar size?

<Chas>

[bc toys]

they are great little trailers no I don't own one but have seen some they say there about 2000lbs for a 17ft think the ones i've seen are about 13ft if the price is right and she likes it go for it

[kirkman]

Great campers!!!!

[mary and bob]

You can find more info at FiberglassRV.com

[stumphugger]

Here is a link.

http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/grou ... ilers.html

[Gage]

they are great little trailers no I don't own one but have seen some they say there about 2000lbs for a 17ft think the ones i've seen are about 13ft if the price is right and she likes it go for it

Do they even make 13 footers?

[Dale M.]

Aren't they pretty much like a Casita or Borro, or whatever they were....

Dale

[S. Heisley]

You might want to look at this one, for sale by one of our members, who is now living in Maine:

viewtopic.php?f=18&t=53598

Being fiberglass, I would think it would be light-weight and fairly low maintenance.

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Oh, those are nice...not what I was thinking of at all!

http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/grou ... ilers.html