Posted 2009-11-01 7:47 PM (#112691) Subject: How do Dream Coach trailers compare with 4-Star quality-wise?
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Posts: 33
Still on my horse trailer quest, I stumbled across a Dream Coach trailer this weekend that seems like a good deal. I had not heard of this brand before. Anyone have experience with them? If so, opinions? Thank you.
Posted 2009-11-01 8:02 PM (#112692 - in reply to #112691) Subject: RE: Anybody familiar with Dream Coach trailers?
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Posts: 2453 Location: Northern Utah
A friend of mine has one. It's a very expensive trailer. With a big LQ and Double Slides.
It was custom built for him. Seem to take a long time to arrive and when it did they had to send it back to the LQ people to fix a few things he ordered and they forgot about. but I think that was more a problem with the conversion company.
Posted 2009-11-02 4:57 PM (#112730 - in reply to #112691) Subject: RE: How do Dream Coach trailers compare with 4-Star quality-wise?
Location: Central Arkansas
DreamCoach is a nice trailer but I don't put them in the same category as 4 Star, Bloomer, or Elite. In my eyes, those are the best! But, you would get more bang for you buck and still have a nicely made trailer. IMHO, I just would not say they ranked as high as the other three do.
Posted 2009-11-03 5:47 PM (#112783 - in reply to #112691) Subject: RE: How do Dream Coach trailers compare with 4-Star quality-wise?
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Posts: 781 Location: La Cygne, KS
Dream Coach makes several models (grades) of trailer. So in order to compare with the higher end trailers such as 4-star, Elite etc look at the model of Dream Coach you are considering to see if it is their top of the line or low end.
How do Dream Coach trailers compare with 4-Star quality-wise?
