Foy_Mirna

We just picked up our Oliver and having a 2007 Dodge Durango with 5.7 Hemi, I wondered how it would fair. Up until the Oliver we only towed 2 jetskis weighing in at 2,000 pounds. We took the long way home to Florida and racked up 1,350 miles with no problems. Good power from the Hemi and the Andersen hitch made it feel like there was nothing behind us. We got about 13.5 miles to the gal. and drove 65 MPH most of the way. Storage was not a problem as our 2007 is the older model which, is much bigger than the newer ones. We too have a dog that travels with us but she is a small Yorkie named "Martini" and the rear driver seat became her thrown to look out at the world.

We can say enough - the people, the quality and luxury, it's just magical. Hope to see you on the road.

Thank you all for the warm welcomes. We hope to see all on you on the road soon. And the Rally is a for sure in 2018! Mike & Bill: We feel like new parents and will talk to anyone who wants to know why we love our Roamy. Rhett: Got my grease gun ready and well check them next trip out. Distilled water is on the shopping list today! Reed: I agree with you, the filter in that location is an accident waiting to happen. Your water line setup look great and I will follow your lead.

Our Oliver adventure started 8 months ago when Gary & Jona agreed to show us their Oliver. They spent 2 hours with us that not only answers all our questions but clearly showed us how much they loved their Oliver. Anita was our next stop, helping us through all the options and making our Oliver truly just what we were dreaming about. A week ago we met her in person to take delivery and she was just the nicest person. Once all the paperwork was done she took us over to the plant where we met Rich and Jason. They took us through everything and made use feel like we were the most important people on the planet. We got all hooked up and drove to Fall Hollow Campground to spend our first two nights in our new Oliver which we named Roamy Mc Roadhouse. Being first time RV owners, learning to back-in and setup was its own adventure but within 10 minutes not only was the camp host offering to help, so were two other Oliver owners. We were so excited we could not get to sleep. After our two day stay we headed to Wilmington, NC to visit friends and the next morning there was a knock at the door, it was a neighbor our friends did not know,asking if they could look at our new Oliver! Wilmington behind us we headed to Jacksonville, Fl to visit our daughter. By now pulling our Oliver is getting to be very easy and we are both starting to relax about towing 5,000 lbs behind us. We kept to the slow lane and did 60 to 65 miles an hour. Most of the other traffic just passed us by but every once an awhile a car or truck would slow down right beside the Oliver and just stayed there. At first I thought maybe something was wrong but then I understood. They were all checking out the most beautiful trailer they had ever seen! The thumps up and smiles as they passed said it all. We spend 2 days in Jacksonville at Hanna State Park right on the ocean. What a magical place nestled in ancient oak trees and just a short walk to a white sand beach. We left Jacksonville and headed home to Loxahatchee, FL and got Roamy backed into his new home and unloaded. Tired, we ordered pizza and went off to bed. This morning we woke up early made coffee and could not believe our Oliver was in the driveway and that it was not all a dream! Looking forward to all the places we plan to travel and all the people we are going to meet. Thanks Oliver Travel Trailers, you do make dreams come true.