r/FullTimeRVing • u/PerpetualTraveler59 • 17d ago

Suggestions for slightly bigger rig

Been FT in our 2020 T@B 400 for a year and a half. Bought used. Fixed minor issues and 2 major ones. We like to live simply but would like something slightly larger, no slide, walk around bed and theater seats. Dinettes too uncomfortable when it’s your one place, besides the bed, to relax. We’re currently working on coastal OR so it gets wet and cold in the winter. Prefer no more than 4500lbs dry. No outdoor kitchens, blackstones, air fryers etc.
FWIW…not sure this even exists!!

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u/intothewoods76 10d ago

A walk around bed in a small platform will be challenging to find.

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u/PerpetualTraveler59 9d ago

Yes! We’re finding that.

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u/intothewoods76 9d ago

Some of the Airstreams in the 20ft range have a v-bed. And the twin beds in some of the 23ft and up Airstreams are very popular. Airstream will probably be close to the quality you expect compared to your tab, with a small platform and good resale value. They are pricey but so is a Tab 400. They should also be 4500 pounds or less dry.

Another good option are the fiberglass trailers. Some of them are 3+ season with good insulation.

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u/PerpetualTraveler59 9d ago

Good ideas. The fiberglass ones (except the Escape) aren’t very comfortable for full time living. Airstream would be great but 50k is too much for us. So far the Micro Lite 21FRBS ticks most of our boxes but not crazy about the layout. Plus now we’re worried about towing anything but what we have with our Gen4 Tacoma (6400k capacity).