New from Quebec

[ymoronpas]

I had a 1999 Master Coach (Bonair) for two years and I just bought a fully equipped brand new Coachmen Clipper 127ST. (12 feet) It's quite fun to have new equipment but I am disappointed about the quality of the new pop ups vs the old ones. It's just like everything else I guess.
I am towing it with a 2010 Santa Fe (V6) and it's just fine.

 

[TwistedElvis]

Welcome to the Portal from Southern California!
You will love this Forum!

 

[br00n0]

Welcome, neighbor!

I also tow my pup with a V6 Santa Fe (2008) and it has performed very well from day one.

Enjoy your stay!

B.

 

[Raycfe]

Welcome from Connecticut, happy and safe camping, enjoy and have fun. Glad you stopped by PopUpPortal.

 

[real lite virgin]

Welcome from Grand Valley Ont.
Rob & Suzanne

 

[Snow]

Welcome to the Portal from a former (escaped) West Islander..

 

[ex-tenters]

Welcome from the NW 'Burbs of Chicago.

WL

 

[kpic]

Welcome from western North Carolina!

 

[canuckblues]

Welcome From Bowmanville Ontario

 

[shelmily]

Hello from Pennsylvania. Welcome to the site.

 

[Steve A]

Bienvenu from a former ONT resident.
Go Leafs!


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[Ken1967]

I had a 1999 Master Coach (Bonair) for two years and I just bought a fully equipped brand new Coachmen Clipper 127ST. (12 feet) It's quite fun to have new equipment but I am disappointed about the quality of the new pop ups vs the old ones. It's just like everything else I guess.
I am towing it with a 2010 Santa Fe (V6) and it's just fine.

Welcome from Ontario (Me) and Minnesota (my honey)! We purchased our 2011 PUP last year brand new... and I too was disappointed with the quality of some of the construction.... While we did not pay MRSP of $13,300... we expected for that price it would be top notch. I had many warranty issues that needed to be addressed the first summer. I am sure the companies do not expect people to be so vigilant when it comes to getting everything fixed on warranty... but I was sure not gonna let it slide. I did address the bench back support hinge myself... the factory put these cheap plastic hinges with staples holding them on. As soon as someone leaned back out came the hinge. I bought piano bench hinges... voila... they do not come off now. I also rebuilt the frame in the benches of our slide out dinette... now sturdy enough to do what they were supposed to do.

 

[Marblerun22]

Welcome as well, I'm sure you'll take that new pop up and make it even better!

 

[pawseyte]

Bonjour mon amie, from Guelph, Ontario. GO HABS GO!