Wear comfortable walking shoes as you will find yourself going in and out of many, many units.
Know your numbers ahead of time: Price, weight, towing. If possible try to get there early and check out the two models you are considering. If it were me I would find out the best price and give myself some time away to make my decision. Give yourself a timeout to determine what you really want. It helps me when I can remove myself from the pending sale so I can think it over. Go get lunch or even check out other units on the other side of the lot.
If by the end of the day you are still pondering your choices chances are that you are not quite ready yet. Once you can picture yourself in a unit you are on the right path.
I tend to second guess myself a lot. Before picking it up but after paying for my TT (in full) I started wondering if I should had selected the other unit. Of course finding out that I would have pay state tax again was enough for me to keep the unit I brought. After a few trips I realized that I did select the right trailer for me.
Enjoy the show and shopping for a RV.
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Formerly owned 2011 Salem Cruise Lite 20RBXL & 2011 Toyota Tundra Dbl Cab
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