LQ Interiors by Cowboy Classics & Bloomer trailers- how are they?

[pawandhoof]

I am looking at a used 2010 Bloomer trailer that the interior was put in by Cowboy Classics. The trailer is a distance from me so so far all I have seen is pictures, so I can not tell the quality of the interior. I am most familiar with Trail Boss, Signature Quarters, Outlaw, etc… for the nice quality interiors. So I am wondering how Cowboy Classics compare to those. Hope you can help me know if I should make the long trip to look at this trailer or not. Any experiences with a Bloomer of this age would also be appreciated. Pros and cons as it’s a expensive investment I hope to enjoy for a long time!

Thanks in advance!

[showidaho]

I have a Hart that Cowboy Classics did the LQ for and it’s top quality. I would say they were most comparable to Outlaw. I don’t think they are still in business, but I don’t think that was because of the quality. That said, be wary of the roof on a Bloomer. I’ve seen them leak like crazy.

[pawandhoof]

Thank you for that information showidaho! Boy, the roof issue isn’t something I would expect as they are one piece roofs. But maybe the leaks were around all the openings they cut in. That will definitely be something I will look into if I choose to go look at this trailer! I don’t want to deal with leaks!

[cutter99]

I have friends who had a Bloomer that they paid well into six figures for and it leaked like a sieve. Bloomer attempted to fix the problem but I don’t think it was ever fully resolved.

[pawandhoof]

On the leaking Bloomers, do you know what years they were?

[showidaho]

When I had Cowboy Classics do my LQ he commented on how nice Harts are and how nice Bloomer would be if not for the roof issues…He was also impressed by Cimmarron trailers. This was 2009? A friend with a 2011 has all sorts of roof leak issues. Unfortunately, that is the extent of my knowledge. I wouldn’t let it stop me from looking, just something to be aware of when you do look.