Motorhoming-The Dream vs Reality
I was watering my parched lawn when a young woman came up and asked if we wanted to sell our Class C. She mentioned that she had enjoyed camping as a child and wanted to have her kids experience it. ...
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Hey folks, buy these babies for FUN and ENJOYMENT and to make family memories. They cost a bunch of dough to own and operate if, like our accountant friend's post, you look at cost per night you will really shutter. If you truly focus and worry about that kind of penciling .....you probably should think about Tom Bodet and the light on for you.
We have owned Class B and C motorhomes for well over thirty years and I have never found them to be economical, but I wouldn't take a fortune for the fun and memories we have had during our 40s, 50s 60s and now starting our 70s.
People are suddenly retiring as baby boomers or younger folks are salivating over low interest loans and all they see is the dream and cream and none of the $ ouch.
Paul
We have owned Class B and C motorhomes for well over thirty years and I have never found them to be economical, but I wouldn't take a fortune for the fun and memories we have had during our 40s, 50s 60s and now starting our 70s.
People are suddenly retiring as baby boomers or younger folks are salivating over low interest loans and all they see is the dream and cream and none of the $ ouch.
Paul
