Newbies with a 2013 176t

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   That sounds great! So you're liking your 176T, huh? 

The layout on these just seems ideal for us. I sure wish I could find one within a reasonable distance to go check out. There were two pods at our RV show in March, but neither of them were the T models. 

Our DS turns 6 June 1st, and he has autism. We need something that has minimal setup. We had a popup, but it was just too difficult to entertain our son while I set up (or broke down) the pup. So we sold it.

DD graduates from high school tonight! But she's staying local for college, so I'm sure she will camp with us still from time to time. The bunkbeds would solve the sleeping arrangements. I could come up with some time of gate to keep DS in the bottom bunk at night. He does well when he's restrained.

We'll see how it works out. Maybe I can find a used one somewhere this fall when prices drop. Who knows.

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fallsrider Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 11 May 2013 Location: Raleigh, NC Online Status: Offline Posts: 8	Topic: Newbies with a 2013 176t Posted: 24 May 2013 at 6:33am
	That sounds great! So you're liking your 176T, huh? The layout on these just seems ideal for us. I sure wish I could find one within a reasonable distance to go check out. There were two pods at our RV show in March, but neither of them were the T models. Our DS turns 6 June 1st, and he has autism. We need something that has minimal setup. We had a popup, but it was just too difficult to entertain our son while I set up (or broke down) the pup. So we sold it. DD graduates from high school tonight! But she's staying local for college, so I'm sure she will camp with us still from time to time. The bunkbeds would solve the sleeping arrangements. I could come up with some time of gate to keep DS in the bottom bunk at night. He does well when he's restrained. We'll see how it works out. Maybe I can find a used one somewhere this fall when prices drop. Who knows.