My wife and I have been reading much to learn how to transition to full time. We have about 2 years before she retires (I'm ready at the drop of a hat! Actually - I'm ready even if you don;t have a hat!)
We've been looking at various rigs and decided that a Class A, 35+ long would work and allow us and whatever furry kid we want to take along to live without going crazy.
Our dilemmas are - buy now and take weekend trips locally, or wait until 6 mos before we "take the plunge" to buy and play around then. We would have to store the unit away from home (Our township only allows up to 24' to be parked in residential areas). The costs are reasonable and would be at the dealers storage lot.
To that, we have found 2 DPs that came up at reasonable prices and because we know nothing about makes/models, we can use some input. When we started I was sure I wanted a Gasser, but then these 2 showed up and..... Kind of like how I met my wife!
I have another post in the "Newcomers Corner" to that effect, so I won't bother you here.
I do want to thank all of you who posted here. I spent many hours (make that days) reading the forums here and learning so much more that I got from the books I purchased. I hope to be able to be of help once I have a few notches on my belt.. err - make that steering wheel!
Looking forward to meeting many of you over time
Ike & Sheila
We've been looking at various rigs and decided that a Class A, 35+ long would work and allow us and whatever furry kid we want to take along to live without going crazy.
Our dilemmas are - buy now and take weekend trips locally, or wait until 6 mos before we "take the plunge" to buy and play around then. We would have to store the unit away from home (Our township only allows up to 24' to be parked in residential areas). The costs are reasonable and would be at the dealers storage lot.
To that, we have found 2 DPs that came up at reasonable prices and because we know nothing about makes/models, we can use some input. When we started I was sure I wanted a Gasser, but then these 2 showed up and..... Kind of like how I met my wife!
I have another post in the "Newcomers Corner" to that effect, so I won't bother you here.
I do want to thank all of you who posted here. I spent many hours (make that days) reading the forums here and learning so much more that I got from the books I purchased. I hope to be able to be of help once I have a few notches on my belt.. err - make that steering wheel!
Looking forward to meeting many of you over time
Ike & Sheila
