New photos for E23Q

[bborzell]

Just wired a hunk of money to Canada. In partial return, I have new semi-final photos.

[Fletch Dobbs]

Wow, looks really nice. I like the exterior graphics!

[mlowther]

Wow!! Love the look of your trailer! The graphics are really cool! And the maple interior - lovely! Congrats on your new trailer and I look forward to seeing and hearing how you like it when you get it later this month!

[Mike G]

One cannot hop into the trailer without first getting the steps out of the way? Dang.



Other than that, it looks great. Interesting graphics stripe. I wonder if they'll offer other colors and scenes as well?

[bborzell]

Originally Posted by Mike G

One cannot hop into the trailer without first getting the steps out of the way? Dang.



Other than that, it looks great. Interesting graphics stripe. I wonder if they'll offer other colors and scenes as well?

They told us they would work with us on any vector graphic images we wanted to use. We took the images off a site that has a ton of images and then we had ETI modify it to get what we were looking for. So, yes on colors and scenes.

I did a double take on the steps at first and then realized that I don't want to hop or jump without the steps anyway.

[Centex]

Looks sharp and very spacious, you've got to be excited!


Is the mid-platform bed support fastened in place / intended to be used all the time?

That's an interesting long route under the bed for the (black? gray?) tank vent seen near the front corner in this pic:


I still find the horizontal wood-grain on the long cabinet faces 'interesting' (but I do love that maple!).

The only aspect of the steps I wonder about is dirt / mud management.

[rubicon327]

Beautiful. Nice graphic. Interesting that the first one had Escape 23 across the front and Escape Trailer small on the front sides. Yours is opposite.

[Unit # 1]

Nice graphics.

[splitting_lanes]

Pretty graphics, very roomy looking. ( typing this sitting on the steps of our 5.0 at Folsom reservoir)

[bborzell]

Originally Posted by Centex

Looks sharp and very spacious, you've got to be excited!


Is the mid-platform bed support fastened in place / intended to be used all the time?

That's an interesting long route under the bed for the (black? gray?) tank vent seen near the front corner in this pic:


I still find the horizontal wood-grain on the long cabinet faces 'interesting' (but I do love that maple!).

The only aspect of the steps I wonder about is dirt / mud management.

Guessing that the support is movable. I wondered what they would come up with given the length/breadth that appeared to be supported only by the periphery. I might think through an alternative.

Yes, it is the black tank vent. Guessing, in the twin version, it is running under the driver twin bed.

It is getting close. Hoping for no floods.

[bborzell]

Originally Posted by splitting_lanes

Pretty graphics, very roomy looking. ( typing this sitting on the steps of our 5.0 at Folsom reservoir)

And, probably hearing rain on the roof. We are having a pretty consistent downpour at 10:30 pm.

[Unit # 1]

I like the convection microwave installation on you rig. they switched the location with the drawers on mine. The installed microwave in mine looks like they forgot to put something in. I will probably have to so something with it. Remove and install cabinet doors or install micro-convection.

[bborzell]

Originally Posted by Unit # 1

I like the convection microwave installation on you rig. they switched the location with the drawers on mine. The installed microwave in mine looks like they forgot to put something in. I will probably have to so something with it. Remove and install cabinet doors or install micro-convection.

This will be our 2nd microwave/convection (Contour). The 1st one performed as advertised. I had occasion to call their customer service to clarify programming and reached the engineer who designed the oven. He was very knowledgeable 😄.

[CE Vogel]

Originally Posted by Centex

Looks sharp and very spacious, you've got to be excited!
The only aspect of the steps I wonder about is dirt / mud management.

My trailer has the same steps. I found placing a rubber boot tray on the floor inside the door catches all the mud, dirt, and water that falls off the stairs when they are folded in. The stairs are very sturdy when in use.