billweston
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- Mar 28, 2006
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Have been looking at RV's for 3 years but just can not pull the trigger. I feel it would be used 8+ times a year and would make 3 day weekends more possible (2 kids now and 2 that we are finalizing adoption on). It just seems to be a hassle to pack everything up and get everything in the car and find a place and get settled into a motel and pack back up and --------. We also have one in soccer and it would be nice to have somewhere to hang out between games at the tournaments. We hunt and fish and could use it a few times a year for that. I shoot some skeet tournaments and would stay on site for a few of those each year. I a sure it would be used, but would the cost be about the same as some hotel rooms and a good vacation to the mountains in a cabin a few times a year??
I know that I want a class c in the 30 foot range. Got a good deal presented to me on a 06 Winnebago Outlook (31 foot), great finance rate (simple interest, fixed 20 years) and the payments are do-able. I guess the bottom line is the wife is the responsible one and is not keen on the debt. Her position is there is too much going on financially in our lives, but there always is (I own my own business) and I am afraid I will be looking at it in the drive and wishing I didn?t buy it. Financially, it will be a while before I could write a check for it and even if I could, I doubt I would. I am a builder and could use that money to buy lots, build houses and make more money, OPM (other people's money)
Any thoughts? Is this a common concern or did you all know it was the right thing to do when you purchased your first RV??
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bill
I know that I want a class c in the 30 foot range. Got a good deal presented to me on a 06 Winnebago Outlook (31 foot), great finance rate (simple interest, fixed 20 years) and the payments are do-able. I guess the bottom line is the wife is the responsible one and is not keen on the debt. Her position is there is too much going on financially in our lives, but there always is (I own my own business) and I am afraid I will be looking at it in the drive and wishing I didn?t buy it. Financially, it will be a while before I could write a check for it and even if I could, I doubt I would. I am a builder and could use that money to buy lots, build houses and make more money, OPM (other people's money)
Any thoughts? Is this a common concern or did you all know it was the right thing to do when you purchased your first RV??
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Bill