Standard vs Electronic Door Lock

[Ray and Susan Huff]

We are outfitting our Elite II with a minimum of electronic components.  Conveniences are nice, like keyless entry, but certainly something to consider doing without for the sake of simplicity and fewer mechanical failures.  Other than the quality of construction, one of the things that attracted us to an Oliver trailer is that you can have one built without many of the features that other better-than-average quality RV manufacturers include as standard.  It's a marketing tool -  buyers see these features and say, "Wow, look at all the great standard options! I'm going to buy that one. " I say, "Why should I pay for a feature I don't want or need?"  I appreciate that Oliver gives us the choice.

It all comes down to preference; we camp to enjoy nature and don't need all the creature comforts of home.  Compared to tent/car camping . . . . a private bathroom, comfortable bed, basic appliances and a place to escape inclement weather is all we need.  Oliver has these wrapped up in a beautiful package.