Goodbye Roadtrek

bsinmich wrote:

bsinmich wrote:
I am looking at a Roadtrek now. My Mountain Aire has 6 steps up and that is my problem now. A neighbor in the condos where I live has one for sale and I think it will be mine soon. I always said to sell the old one first but so far I have done it with boats and 3 motorhomes to own 2 at a time. Slow Learner.

It is mine now.

Congratulations!

bsinmich wrote:
I am looking at a Roadtrek now. My Mountain Aire has 6 steps up and that is my problem now. A neighbor in the condos where I live has one for sale and I think it will be mine soon. I always said to sell the old one first but so far I have done it with boats and 3 motorhomes to own 2 at a time. Slow Learner.

It is mine now.

And please continue to participate in this forum. You have volumes of knowledge to pass on to others.

I am looking at a Roadtrek now. My Mountain Aire has 6 steps up and that is my problem now. A neighbor in the condos where I live has one for sale and I think it will be mine soon. I always said to sell the old one first but so far I have done it with boats and 3 motorhomes to own 2 at a time. Slow Learner.

bar_20 wrote:
Hopefully you will meet up with your RT again in the great RV park in the sky.

And when you do "meet" it again, surely it will have long ago become eligible for historic tags. :)

Cheers

Sorry for your loss! Hopefully you will meet up with your RT again in the great RV park in the sky.

We sold our Roadtrek in April. Still keep a picture of in on the home screen on our computer.

nbking

I join with others to extend our best wishes for you and your family. You have contributed a lot to this forum so we all are grateful. Perhaps you can again go camping. ol' yeller said it right.

Blessings
AL

A year ago I also had the same sad day as I watched our Cougar trailer leave our storage spot for the last time. It was a double whammy as a few days later I watched my beloved F250 leave my driveway with someone else behind the wheel. My loss was also due to health issues. The good news is that now, a year later we are actively in the hunt for a nice Class C that will be easier to care for than our last setup. My health has improved enough that I feel I can do what is needed to setup and maintain the new rig. I know the feeling you are having right now and I also know it is not a good one.

Cherish those times you enjoyed in your rig over the years and take solace in the knowledge that you did the right thing.

I pray your health improves to the point that you get another.