Happy owner of first travel trailer!

[jamcbride]

Hello everyone. My wife of 21 years and 2 kids (13 and 11) live in Indiana. Yesterday, brought home our 2016 Passport 2670BH. For the last 4 years we camped in a pop up. This trailer is the bomb. We mainly camp at the various state parks in Indiana. Look forward to maybe going further with this coach. I am pulling with a 2008 Tundra SR5 2wd 5.7 with tow package. From dealer to home was just over 100 miles. It road great. Can't wait to make many memories with this rig!!!! Look forward to looking around this site.

[JimQ]

Congrats and welcome to the forum! Great folks here to help with any problems! Your new trailer looks awesome!!

[ctbruce]

Welcome to the forum from Kansas City, MO! Enjoy your new rig!

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[Tbos]

Welcome to the forum from Southern MD. Congrats on your new rig. I worked at NSWc Crane for a couple of years. IN is a beautiful state. Enjoy the new memories you'll make.

One suggestion: make sure you check your lug nuts for proper torque regularly. It takes a while before the lug nuts wear the paint off the contact points on steel wheels.


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[busterbrown]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the new trailer. Can only imagine what your children think about "upgrading" from a pop up to a hardshell, full service trailer. Probably feels like "glamping" to them (and you and your wife). I bought a new Bullet TT last year for my wife and much younger children as I knew a popup would be a bandaid solution for our camping future. Glad you're here and enjoy that new coach of yours.

[notanlines]

Congrat's on your new purchase. Great times await!

[Chippewa93]

I have the 3320 version. You will love it. Great camper and perfect for the family. FYI. Northern Mi isn't that far away and offers some great camping


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[PARAPTOR]

:wlcm: to The Forum From Western PA

Congrats on your new Passport !! ENJOY with the entire family :bdance:

Be Safe and Happy Camping :camping:

[sourdough]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the new trailer. You will find a lot more freedom than you had in the pop up. Great times await and camping season is here so go have fun! Lots of good folks and info here so if feel welcome to ask questions or post anything you think would be beneficial for the membership.

[msubobcats]

Congrats
Welcome to the forum from Northeastern california.
Enjoy

[jamcbride]

Welcome to the forum from Southern MD. Congrats on your new rig. I worked at NSWc Crane for a couple of years. IN is a beautiful state. Enjoy the new memories you'll make.

One suggestion: make sure you check your lug nuts for proper torque regularly. It takes a while before the lug nuts wear the paint off the contact points on steel wheels.


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That is a GREAT tip!!!! Thank you.

[jamcbride]

You know...that's what I told my wife. We have gone as far as Warren Dunes on Lake MI but would like to go further north. Possibilities await!!!!

[busterbrown]

You know...that's what I told my wife. We have gone as far as Warren Dunes on Lake MI but would like to go further north. Possibilities await!!!!

With your Passport, it would be very convenient and one heck of a family trip to head north to the shores of western Michigan, up through Traverse City, around Mackinaw, and maybe up to Tahquamenon Falls and Pictured Rocks. Don't want to sound like a "Pure Michigan" ad, but there is no excuse not to savor the sunset along a lighthouse on Lake Michigan, walk the horse drawn carriage streets of Mackinaw Island, and admire the sculpted and vibrant sandstone cliffs that make up Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Hoosiers are more than welcome. :)

[DAN d]

CONGRATS AND WELCOME :camping: