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budster · 07-25-2011, 10:57 PM

I found all the warranty cards and all manuals in the cabinet above the sink. It should have all the warranty cards along with the Gulfstream Owners manual, Microwave, frig, hotwater heater, and furnace within the clear bag. As of this posting I still have not heard from Gulfstream and have not had my calls returned.

On a brighter note, the trailer was the best purchase I have made in a long time.

The only advise I can give while looking to purchase one of these trailers is to TAKE YOUR TIME looking, don't sign anything until you have everything checked out. Hotwater heater works, furnance, lighting, brakes for the trailer if your going to be towing. I would even suggest taking off all panels and checking the plumbing. Propane lines. Take a moisture meter with you and even check the walls.

I was very lucky in my purchase. I have been told many bad stories in people jumping the gun to purchase these trailers because of the price.

I have had three people offer me $10.000 plus for mine after spending $3000.00 to purchase, and the only money I have spent on the unit is $14.00 for a anode rode, $100.00 for decals I purchased off of e-bay, and the soap and water I used to wash it.

I WISH EVERYONE the best of luck in their purchase and hope the purchase you make, makes your family as happy as it has mine.

07-25-2011, 10:57 PM	#4
budster Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Greenwood, Indiana Posts: 8	Re: Fema Trailer Owners I found all the warranty cards and all manuals in the cabinet above the sink. It should have all the warranty cards along with the Gulfstream Owners manual, Microwave, frig, hotwater heater, and furnace within the clear bag. As of this posting I still have not heard from Gulfstream and have not had my calls returned. On a brighter note, the trailer was the best purchase I have made in a long time. The only advise I can give while looking to purchase one of these trailers is to TAKE YOUR TIME looking, don't sign anything until you have everything checked out. Hotwater heater works, furnance, lighting, brakes for the trailer if your going to be towing. I would even suggest taking off all panels and checking the plumbing. Propane lines. Take a moisture meter with you and even check the walls. I was very lucky in my purchase. I have been told many bad stories in people jumping the gun to purchase these trailers because of the price. I have had three people offer me $10.000 plus for mine after spending $3000.00 to purchase, and the only money I have spent on the unit is $14.00 for a anode rode, $100.00 for decals I purchased off of e-bay, and the soap and water I used to wash it. I WISH EVERYONE the best of luck in their purchase and hope the purchase you make, makes your family as happy as it has mine.