Buying Strategy (looking for opinions)
Over the last 6 years we have put over 40k miles and 4-500 nights in our travel trailers. We didn't anticipate this much usage when we chose a travel trailer. With our experiences, we want to try a ...
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I fully support option #2. IMO, money saved on depreciation and taxes can be put into personalizing your older choice. That way, YOU get the RV YOU want. You'll be way ahead in the long run. Option #2 is NOT the best choice if every time a screw comes loose, you, out of necessity, have to head to the repair shop. Just don't go too crazy and create a face that only a mother can love.
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