New r-pod

[RV-Open Roader]

M&M - you will have no problems pulling an r-pod with that setup .. the dual torsion axel and elec brakes will make it a smooth tow. The dealer in ohio, www.couchsrvnation.com has 6 of the floorplans in stock according to his web site. He is throwing in the r-dome awning for free. check out his photos online, I would also give your local dealer a chance to match this guys price.

[deaton]

Originally Posted by Rob M

Thanks for the link, the pricing is great and the funny thing is that the 17' Oliver trailer is 3X's the price as one of them

u think thats high you should see the price on the Airstream DWR its insane idk whats so special bout those things but dang $49,737 msrp for a 16x8

[milzat]

Originally Posted by RV-Open Roader

Ran across a new web site for r-pod owners http://www.rpodnation.com

Here too, http://rpod.21.forumer.com/index.php

[dixie]

We recently purchased our new R-Pod from Country Campers in Lake Mills, WI. There price was only a few hundred dollars more than the dealer in Ohio. They are also located less than an hour from my house if I ever need service. With this much stuff on a new trailer something is bound to need service.

[RV-Open Roader]

Make sure that the prices your dealer quotes include the main options - awning, microwave, A/C and LCDTV and HiDef Antenna. There is a good article here: http://r-pod-camper.blogspot.com/200...ice-r-pod.html on how the r-pod pricing works.

I went to a dealer build a camper site and basing their 'add-on' price to what is normal dealer markup - I would estimate the options to cost the dealer approx this:

Awning: $450
Microwave $300
A/C $650-$700
TV and HD Ant - $400

and the White interior $150

So, if you price your r-pod I would add at least $1800-$2000 for 4 major options onto the price of the base unit.

[jsy05]

Any towing info would be great.