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Can't is such an easy answer.

I used Oliver 24' weight to math out what a 28 or 30 footer would weigh. My point is, I don't think it will weigh substantially more than an Airstream, especially if they stay more narrow than an Airstream. Oliver should tells us what is possible. Did you look at the starting price of the Airstream. Those things are very expensive. Size matters.

I met a young lady using a Casita her grandfather bought new. People like them. The real metric is profitability. Profitability is often times a factor of economies of scale. I want to see Oliver live well on into the future.

A 28' Airstream starts at $190 and weighs 8,800 # I estimate a 28' Oliver would weigh a little over 8,000# using the pound per foot of an E II. A 30' Airstream starts at $204 and weighs 10,000. I estimate a 30' Oliver would weigh a little over 8,800#. I want Oliver to thrive. You innovate or die. Casita is going to eat Oliver's lunch.

I went to the Vortex website. I could not find a dealer locator. How did you find a shop using Vortex? Thanks

I see a lot of Casitas. Most everyone who has one says they wish it was larger. I wish Oliver had a 27' and 30' option to compete with Airstream. https://casitatraveltrailers.com/fm/

Depends on how busy they are. We all got nervous when Oliver attempted to pull service.

I see five new Oliver at dealers

That would be great! I think Oliver is getting some name recognition, and if this was the place to find a used one, or even a new one sold at the factory, all the better. I say Oliver is getting name recognition because this week two sets of campers knew mine was an Oliver, and I have no decals on my trailer. Both commented on the reputed build quality of Oliver.

Seems like they have tuned up customer service too.

All our nightmare. I am so glad everything went well. I would be shook to my core. It would be hard to go on.

Your stove sure looks a lot different than mine.

Hermann has a city park campground. Cindy looked at the bathhouse. She said they were older but well kept and clean. https://hermannmo.com/campground/

The wineries are in and around Hermann.

We rolled into Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park yesterday. It is about 30 miles due west of the Arch in St. Louis. It is a nice park, better than average bathhouse and really nice camping spots with full hookups. https://mostateparks.com/park/dr-edmund-babler-memorial-state-park We went to two wineries today. https://stonehillwinery.com/ https://adampuchtawine.com/ Both were very nice, and there are many more to see. The countryside here is beautiful. After the wine tasting at Puchta we bought two cases All the wines are fashioned after German wines.

We stayed at Brookings and Tillamook. Loved it. Welcome to the family. Arkansas state parks are great if they fit your TN travel plans.

Does anyone make a cabinet that has the fit and finish to slide in where the stock convection microwave sits?

The best I had was a state park in Vermont. On top of being very poorly maintained the one way road was counterclockwise and the angle of the back-in spots were setup for the road to run clockwise. And, it had lots of trees to navigate as you backed in. Thanks to one of Vermont's Green Mountain Boys for an assist.

It had lost prime. I connected city water to boondock connection. Turned on water for 20 seconds or so. Connected my boondock hose to boondock port. Turned on pump. Sucked up a gallon of water lickety split.

It is less than two feet.

I suspect that is what happened.