Posted 2009-07-27 9:11 PM (#108635) Subject: Can anyone confirm this statement regarding LQ conversions?
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Location: San Antonio, Texas
I was told today that an Outlaw conversion is much better in quality than a Bunkhouse and that makes the Outlaw resale higher and it makes the trailer heavier because of the better quality materials.
My partner and I have one of each - both late models - and now that we are together, one must go. The statement above was made as part of the factors to be used in deciding which one should be sold.
Is there any truth to it? Both trailers are beautiful on the inside. You can't tell by just looking which one is the better quality conversion.
Posted 2009-07-27 10:38 PM (#108641 - in reply to #108635) Subject: RE: Can anyone confirm this statement regarding LQ conversions?
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Posts: 1351 Location: Decatur, Texas
Originally written by FC06446 on 2009-07-27 9:11 PM
I was told today that an Outlaw conversion is much better in quality than a Bunkhouse and that makes the Outlaw resale higher and it makes the trailer heavier because of the better quality materials.
My partner and I have one of each - both late models - and now that we are together, one must go. The statement above was made as part of the factors to be used in deciding which one should be sold.
Is there any truth to it? Both trailers are beautiful on the inside. You can't tell by just looking which one is the better quality conversion.
I agree with gard! You must figure out what you will be happy with. I have owned neither, but have seen both in 5 and 6 year old trailers and some have still looked new and some have looked trashed out! Seeing you are from Texas you may find it easier to get the trailer with the Outlaw package worked on since Outlaw is in Stephenville and Bunkhouse is in I think AL! And I know for a fact the guys at Outlaw stand behind what they install!
Posted 2009-07-28 3:12 AM (#108647 - in reply to #108635) Subject: RE: Can anyone confirm this statement regarding LQ conversions?
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Posts: 3802 Location: Rocky Mount N.C.
Originally written by FC06446 on 2009-07-27 10:11 PM
I was told today that an Outlaw conversion is much better in quality than a Bunkhouse and that makes the Outlaw resale higher and it makes the trailer heavier because of the better quality materials.
My partner and I have one of each - both late models - and now that we are together, one must go. The statement above was made as part of the factors to be used in deciding which one should be sold.
Is there any truth to it? Both trailers are beautiful on the inside. You can't tell by just looking which one is the better quality conversion.
The partner could do what they wish with theirs... I would be keeping mine.... Just in case if for chance, one decided, "one must go"...
Posted 2009-07-28 10:38 AM (#108666 - in reply to #108635) Subject: RE: Can anyone confirm this statement regarding LQ conversions?
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Posts: 70 Location: Temecula, CA
I've owned both, Outlaw and Bunkhouse. Both are them are very well built and use quaility materials. I would keep the one that you and your partner like the best and can agree on without either one of you feeling like you compromised!
Posted 2009-07-28 6:02 PM (#108694 - in reply to #108635) Subject: RE: Can anyone confirm this statement regarding LQ conversions?
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Posts: 690 Location: missouri
wow! its great when romance is in the picture...but if the whip comes down, you be sure you protect yourself. Otherwise, you could be sitting out on a road bawlin your eyes out with your horse on a lead rope... walkin. There are very few of us married people who haven't done the property division in our heads at one time or other...so keep a little $$$$ stashed for a rainy day, and good luck to you. Our LQ is my happy place, but I'm glad we only have one.
Can anyone confirm this statement regarding LQ conversions?
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