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[Rene]

Hello Everyone! 

I am a 58 years young lady who is now obsessed with all things Oliver travel trailers.  I converted a 36' school bus in 2018 and lived in it for 3.5 years.  I then converted a Ford Transit Connect and lived and traveled in it for 4 months.  I simply love the lifestyle and am ready to secure my final rig; truck and Oliver Legacy Elite ll; twin bed layout.  I am stationary for now, in the Phoenix, AZ area, planning and saving and taking well thought out steps in my purchases over the next couple months.  I am an RN by profession.  I am so looking forward to seeing others out on the road in the next year, enjoying these beautiful trailers. 

[topgun2]

These days just about anyone that has that "RN" profession is an angel.  I've personally been helped by those angels and I'm certainly one that is VERY grateful.

Glad you found Oliver like just about everyone here.  They are truly something different as is the company that makes them.

If there is anything that any of can do to make your journey into the Ollie world a bit more pleasant, please, just let us know.

Bill

[Rene]

Thank you oh so much for your kind words, on behalf of nurses.  Thank you goes a long way, for sure.  

[Katjo]

Congrats on your decision to get an Oliver!! You are going to love it! Nurses are awesome, such big hearts. Thank you for what you do.💗

[Mike and Carol]

Rene, welcome!  You made a good choice.  We will definitely be looking for you out on the road!  Mike

[Guest]

Welcome Rene! 
We live in Idaho. Always happy to see more western Ollie’s. Watch for us Arizona. We’ll be down there in 2 and a half weeks. First longer trip for us since we picked up our E2 in December. 
Kirk

[ScubaRx]

It was very good to see you in Quartzsite this week. I hope you had all your questions answered and came away with some good information that proves useful to you. 

[Patriot]

Welcome to the forum Rene.

A great place to learn more about Oliver TT. Now is a good time to read as much as you can in Oliver University. It will really come in handy when you get ready to place your final order. How exciting!

Take your time when considering a new tow vehicle. No one ever said I have too much or too large of a tow vehicle. Think cargo capacity when selecting a TV and how much time you will be actually driving.
We started out with a half ton Tundra and it was not long after we bumped up to an 1 ton diesel, by far a much higher comfort level on longer trips, ridiculous amount of power, better mileage, engine braking, and much more cargo capacity. There are many options out there. 
 

Best of luck with your choices!

Patriot🇺🇸

 

[Mainiac]

One thing about a tow vehicle: size!. However, but f you are still going to go to work, where do you park it at work?  Staff usually has to park away from the doors. A parking spot for a big big tow vehicle maybe be way way out back. A small hike after a long  trying day can help clear the head and heart, unless you are on the night shift...

[Shawna and Scott]

Hello Rene and welcome !!

I think you made an excellent choice!! I found these forums very helpful in my search then in my options. Don't be afraid to reach out to members on here. They have been very helpful with my questions.

[John Dehne]

Welcome to the family. You will not regret getting a Oliver. Best trailer made. Doing a lot of research on the trailer helps with the wait. Buying the stuff to put in the Oliver is fun.

[Rene]

Thanks everyone for such an awesome welcome!!! I can NOT wait to see everyone out on the road!!! 

[Rene]

On 2/17/2023 at 12:28 PM, John Dehne said:

Welcome to the family. You will not regret getting a Oliver. Best trailer made. Doing a lot of research on the trailer helps with the wait. Buying the stuff to put in the Oliver is fun.

That is exactly why I am here on this forum right now. 🙂 I literally thought in my mind, what can I do today, Sunday, that helps move myself towards my purchase, and here I am. 

[Rene]

On 2/12/2023 at 8:39 PM, ScubaRx said:

It was very good to see you in Quartzsite this week. I hope you had all your questions answered and came away with some good information that proves useful to you. 

It was a very nice visit in Quartzite and Walli and Kayla continue to be of great help.  You also had some great advice and things to take into consideration!  What a great group of people! 

[Rene]

On 2/12/2023 at 8:11 PM, snakeriveridaho said:

Welcome Rene! 
We live in Idaho. Always happy to see more western Ollie’s. Watch for us Arizona. We’ll be down there in 2 and a half weeks. First longer trip for us since we picked up our E2 in December. 
Kirk

Wishing safe travels!!!  Spending time in Idaho is definitely on my list of amazing places to see.  I am definitely the "outdoorsy" type! 

[Rene]

On 2/13/2023 at 5:50 AM, Patriot said:

Welcome to the forum Rene.

A great place to learn more about Oliver TT. Now is a good time to read as much as you can in Oliver University. It will really come in handy when you get ready to place your final order. How exciting!

Take your time when considering a new tow vehicle. No one ever said I have too much or too large of a tow vehicle. Think cargo capacity when selecting a TV and how much time you will be actually driving.
We started out with a half ton Tundra and it was not long after we bumped up to an 1 ton diesel, by far a much higher comfort level on longer trips, ridiculous amount of power, better mileage, engine braking, and much more cargo capacity. There are many options out there. 
 

Best of luck with your choices!

Patriot🇺🇸

 

Thank you for your input and welcome.  I am definitely leaning towards at least a 3/4 ton.  Going to test drive trucks tomorrow.