2009 Keystone Everest
I've been driving a Class A for 11 years, averaging 15,000 per year. That's been fun, but I'm thinking of settling down and maybe just do 5,000 per year from a home base. Maybe like a snow bird doing ...
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Went to visit the 5ver today, checked on the weight of the recliners...not bad, and yet still have a nice firm feel to them. But the were light enough to move around readily.
The thing that kind of turned me off is the lack of computer space in the living area. I could not for the life of me figure out where I could put my two tower computers, the 22" monitors for them, the keyboards, mice, accessories, cords, cables, 4" square high gain WiFi antenna, etc., etc..
Then, I carry a mini electronics shop around with me and many of the cabinets I have I carry in the under floor storage area of my Class A, along with some test instruments. Nowhere to put all that stuff in a 5er it appears.
Gah.
The thing that kind of turned me off is the lack of computer space in the living area. I could not for the life of me figure out where I could put my two tower computers, the 22" monitors for them, the keyboards, mice, accessories, cords, cables, 4" square high gain WiFi antenna, etc., etc..
Then, I carry a mini electronics shop around with me and many of the cabinets I have I carry in the under floor storage area of my Class A, along with some test instruments. Nowhere to put all that stuff in a 5er it appears.
Gah.
