Hello,
I'm having a hard time deciding this and was hoping and could get feedback and opinions on this matter. I'm going have to go out of town in about a month for work. This is going to last probably at least 6 months. Hotels are out of the question because I simply don't like them. I love the RV, Travel Trailer, etc experience as we have had 2 TT in the past. This is the route I'm wanting to go but trying to decide which one has been hard. I really want to boon dock or stealth camp but I'll be going in the winter where the mid-west winters can either be extremely cold or mild.
I have a choice of either a old vintage Avion TT that needs "some" work but can be used immediately. I don't know how long Wal Mart would let me stay the night unless I go to different ones. The problem will be I will have to tow it everywhere I go. How well insulated are these? I've heard they are insulated but haven't talked to anyone personally about this.
The other option I have is a slide in truck camper and is in good condition and a great price. This has a canvas top that raises and lowers. My concern with this is for those nights where the wind chill could get around 0, how well will a ceramic heater work?
BTW, I plan on buying a quiet generator for electricity.
Thanks for any help, suggests and advice.
Peace,
Joe
I'm having a hard time deciding this and was hoping and could get feedback and opinions on this matter. I'm going have to go out of town in about a month for work. This is going to last probably at least 6 months. Hotels are out of the question because I simply don't like them. I love the RV, Travel Trailer, etc experience as we have had 2 TT in the past. This is the route I'm wanting to go but trying to decide which one has been hard. I really want to boon dock or stealth camp but I'll be going in the winter where the mid-west winters can either be extremely cold or mild.
I have a choice of either a old vintage Avion TT that needs "some" work but can be used immediately. I don't know how long Wal Mart would let me stay the night unless I go to different ones. The problem will be I will have to tow it everywhere I go. How well insulated are these? I've heard they are insulated but haven't talked to anyone personally about this.
The other option I have is a slide in truck camper and is in good condition and a great price. This has a canvas top that raises and lowers. My concern with this is for those nights where the wind chill could get around 0, how well will a ceramic heater work?
BTW, I plan on buying a quiet generator for electricity.
Thanks for any help, suggests and advice.
Peace,
Joe
