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moikey · 01-22-2017, 08:38 PM

I owned a truck camper for the past 10 years and am looking to upgrade. We will be looking at a 2005 42' Atrium this coming weekend (1/27). I've seen a lot of post from people that have heard that the Atrium is too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. I would actually like to hear from Atrium owners about whether they would actually buy an Atrium now that they've owned one. These are the people whose can speak from experience.I am going to be retiring in a four years and our plans are to do a two year around the US trip (maybe Canada and Mexico as well). Heading north in the summer and south in the winter. This coach I will be looking at has 30,000 miles and supposedly been serviced every 3000 miles - looks good in the pictures anyway. Also, I believe I read somewhere about serious problems with Gulf Stream with the rear suspension. Can anyone confirm? Any information that anyone can provide about the Gulf Steam would be appreciated. Thanks all.

01-22-2017, 08:38 PM	#1
moikey New Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Posts: 7	Atrium Owners I owned a truck camper for the past 10 years and am looking to upgrade. We will be looking at a 2005 42' Atrium this coming weekend (1/27). I've seen a lot of post from people that have heard that the Atrium is too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. I would actually like to hear from Atrium owners about whether they would actually buy an Atrium now that they've owned one. These are the people whose can speak from experience.I am going to be retiring in a four years and our plans are to do a two year around the US trip (maybe Canada and Mexico as well). Heading north in the summer and south in the winter. This coach I will be looking at has 30,000 miles and supposedly been serviced every 3000 miles - looks good in the pictures anyway. Also, I believe I read somewhere about serious problems with Gulf Stream with the rear suspension. Can anyone confirm? Any information that anyone can provide about the Gulf Steam would be appreciated. Thanks all.