Antiquing in a Class B, and our introduction
So this is a decent discussion topic anyway, but also I would like to introduce ourselves, Greg and Ann, pre-retirement but starting to pick up that scent, always had the wandering spirit, but now mak...
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401nailhead wrote:
Love roadside Americana in all conditions of restoration and disrepair and decay, in fact old postcards and traveling ephemera from the past are my passions, and if it's on the roadside, I love it.
We just like the idea of touring and antique hunting as much as camping, so Class B was a no brainer. I want to be able to drive downtown Chicago when we get there, drive on twisty roads in the mountains, park anywhere, live a compact life, etc., etc.
That's us, too! That's how we have enjoyed our B!
Less emphasis on the antiquing for us because we are not dealers and have enough of them already. We have, and occasionally do, bring a 'find' home in the B --- usually from close to home if it's a larger item.
"B"usy
