If the gaucho is needed as a bed (for people shorter than 5' 2') the bottleneck problem becomes even worse. If two people are sitting on the couch and somebody else is trying to cook dinner and needs something from the fridge then one person on the couch must angle their legs to make a path through that bottleneck. Because the seating areas are at diagonal ends of the camper the galley is split into diagonal corners as well the fridge is on the opposite corner from the sink and stove. When folded into beds anybody taller than 5' 2' might have a tight squeeze.Ģ. The dinette is only a 64-incher and the wheel well cover takes up a lot of space in the dinette's leg area. In theory this is good but in practice the 207SE has some issues:ġ. A good Dealer can make all the difference on how a product is viewed.The idea is to have a 10' box with two separate seating areas plus a walkway that goes from end to end. If the Dealer doesn't give that info don't buy from them. When someone is interested in buying a new or used camper from a Dealer remember to get references from people that purchased there in the past 2 years and call them. I did not as it only cost me about $50 to replace everything. The Dealer and Forest River received a bad mark on the Better Business Bureau and the BB even sent me some papers to fill out if I wished to take legal action against both parties. One key for outside compartments and one key for the doors. They would not replace the locks so I did. I went back and forth with them that the Dealer had the keys and lost them. He then lost my keys and I tried to get Forest River to replace my locks. The Dealer said he would see if he could get keys made. On a new model(2007) they only used 2 different keys. I tried to have a couple new ones made and they never saw the type of key that I had. Each door had a key and the compartment doors used 2 different keys. The part that really frustrated me was we received four different sets of keys. I had to vacuum out every inch of every crevice and behind everything because of manufacturing sawdust. but we purchased it new and we had some problems that the DEALER should have taken care of. We love the camper and use it as often as we can. I'm not trying to badmouth the Forest River campers too much here but we have a 2006 Flagstaff 625D.

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