Recent content by randco

GT, I guess I must ask, why a diesel?  I've got nothng against them but I don't want all of the work that seems to come along with them regarding motor maintenence.  I've been looking for a while and I have decided that a gasser is best for me. On another forum I collected data from 668...

You could also use a product like Microsoft Streets and Trips and install it on a laptop, if you have one.   http://www.microsoft.com/streets/en-us/Products_Streets2009GPS.aspx You can purchase the software with a GPS receiver for about $65.00 from...

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Tom, Here's a great site if you are interested in building or refurbishing your PC.  http://www.pcmech.com/byopc/ Newegg (http://www.newegg.com/Store/Computer.aspx?name=Computer-Hardware) is a good place to purchase items.  You can read reviews about the items before you purchase. Good luck...

You might want to take a look at this review.  http://www.gpsmagazine.com/buyers_guide.php

You might try going to the National RV Owners forum at this site. http://irv2.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/frm/f/8291025873 Good luck...

You may want to reconsider the manufacturer. Fleetwoods stock closed yesterday at $0.48 per share.  It has been steadily declining. It will be interesting to see if they can make it through the financial crisis.

The Bounder and the Southwind are both very popular models.  The Bounder is a little overpriced according to the price posted in the NADA online guide.  Be sure to use the NADA guide for pricing.  In this economy it's said that 80% of Low Retail is a reasonable price.  If I were you I would...

I had the Tiffin Allegro on my short list when I started evaluating motorhomes.  I had read all of the hype on these forums about Tiffin products and the service.  I personally didn't see what all the hype was about.  If service is one of the main reasons to purchase, then I don't want the...

If the Dash A/C is capable of cooling and maintaining the coach to your satisfaction, then use the Dash A/C.  If the Dash A/C can't maintain a comfortable temperature, you really don't have many choices if you want to trave comfortably. 

This is a subject that I get so torn over.  We bought a used 33' National Seabreeze in the mid 90's, had a ball with it.  I was a good coach for us.  Sold it after a couple of years because we just didn't use it enough.  Now, we are about a year away from retirement, and the time to get a good...

If you liked the Jayco Designer 35RLTS look at the Sunnybrook Bristol Bay 3510RE at This Link Good luck!

I agree with the 3500 dually group.  With a rig that size I might even consider a Volvo conversion.  35K-50K will ge a pretty nice rig.  Take a look at this site Volvo Conversion

Yep, I agree... Going to LazyDays is almost like going to an RV show.  They have quite a selection of both new and pre-owned. As a matter of fact, the wife and I are heading there this Saturday. ;D

I believe I would go with the Winnie. My opinion... I think it's a better product.