Wanted: Escape 19

[Smeston]

In Denver, CO. Looking to purchase a used Escape 19. Years 2013-2017 preferred. Willing to travel to for pickup.

[dfandrews]

That is an interesting choice of years.
FYI:

In the period 2013-2014, Escape changed from a 3"x2" to 4"x2" tube steel frame for their E19's.
In the period 2016-2017, Escape changed from the more curved sided body style with the aircraft-type door, to the straighter-walled current style with the flat door. Different screen doors as well.
Edit: Sorry for the year period approximation. Maybe someone with a still-functional memory can give the more accurate dates of change.

[Iowa Dave]

Hi Don
All we need to do is ask Jim Norman. If he would have just filled the propane tanks and parked the ones he’s bought he would have had an Escape museum. Jim came to the Mississippi rally in late September of 2016 with his then new 19, on his way home from Chilliwack.
I think it was branded as a 2017 if I remember correctly. And it was the new style too I believe.
Hey Jim, how about a chronology? And that’s not something that you fry up for breakfast. That’s Scrappology. Have a good weekend.
Iowa Dave

[Smeston]

Greatly appreciate your insights. It’s more about depreciation and cost than construction and design. We’re open to 2018 and 2019 builds but they start to push our budget. Willing to invest more for quality features. We’ve looked at a 2015 and will view a 2020 this week via the ambassador program to look at construction evolution. Upgrading from a Casita, which we love, but would like just a bit more space and insulation for longer outings.

Look forward to owning an E19 soon!

[cpaharley2008]

E19/2012
e21/2014
e19/2016
e21/2019
e19-2022

[Iowa Dave]

Originally Posted by cpaharley2008

E19/2012
e21/2014
e19/2016
e21/2019
e19-2022

I’m not much of a test taker so I will defer to the smart people but it looks to me like
E 21/ 2026
E19 / 2030
E21/2034
E19/2038
By then I’ll be 91 and ready for some more schooling.

Jim I wish you were closer, garden is going nuts with the heat and the rain.
I had a hornworm completely strip a banana pepper in July. I saw a catbird hopping around in the peppers and went down there when he flew away. The worm was gone and just the main stem and the leaf petioles remained. I kept watering the plant the same as the untouched peppers. Leaves came back and it bloomed and is now loaded with sweet banana peppers. Hope springs eternal in the heart, mind, and stomach of this gardener.

Apples on the Wolf River trees are huge. Two would make a pie in an 8 inch pan easy. Cortlands are very nice and Honey Crisp broke a limb the other day. More Granny Smith than we’ve ever had.
Have a good weekend and say hello to Noelia for us.
Iowa Dave

[cpaharley2008]

Wished I lived closer, your harvest sounds sooo good...........