Owner reports?

:R You two (3?) need to get a room

Tom/Barb wrote:
Just curious if anybody here has ever lived full-time in an RV, and may have some first hand advice to share with me on what the pros and cons are/were in doing so?

Yes... what are the pros & cons of living full-time in an RV! Not why I need to buy a Newmar Essex. I already know what I want to buy that will fit my lifestyle and mission statement. I just want to know what tips or tricks anybody has that they want to pass along when living the full-time lifestyle. Savvy?

ReferralMan wrote:

Tom/Barb wrote:
we know what serves us best.

Same here.

Then Why?https://www.pilotsofamerica.com/community/threads/pros-and-cons-of-living-full-time-in-a-motorhome.107270/Asking for help?

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Just curious if anybody here has ever lived full-time in an RV, and may have some first hand advice to share with me on what the pros and cons are/were in doing so?

Tom/Barb wrote:
we know what serves us best.

Same here.

ReferralMan wrote:

Tom/Barb wrote:
But why carry a howitzer when a comfortable hand gun would do the job.

Why do you have a large DP when a little Coleman pop-up will serve your needs?

We've been with the tiny camper, and simply moved up, we know what serves us best.
Your asking for advice.

Tom/Barb wrote:
But why carry a howitzer when a comfortable hand gun would do the job.

Why do you have a large DP when a little Coleman pop-up will serve your needs?

ReferralMan wrote:

Tom/Barb wrote:
My question was, Why do you need that capacity for full timing?

It’s like carrying a gun. It’s better to have and not need it... rather than need it and not have it. Like the old adage goes... you can never go wrong with too much HP, or too much load carrying or towing capacity.

But why carry a howitzer when a comfortable hand un would do the job.

Tom/Barb wrote:
My question was, Why do you need that capacity for full timing?

It’s like carrying a gun. It’s better to have and not need it... rather than need it and not have it. Like the old adage goes... you can never go wrong with too much HP, or too much load carrying or towing capacity.

wildtoad wrote:
Other than it being a Class C, looks like a nice unit. I’d paint it if it were mine but it’s not.

They're very nice units! I'll be wrapping it, thus wanting the plain white vanilla coach and trailer.

Seamutt wrote:
A regular MH has panoramic windows in comparison. For me its all about the view while driving or parked.

I agree... this coach body has the same windows as any luxury Class A does. The only thing I won’t have, is those nice huge rock catchers out in front of me. ;)

A regular MH has panoramic windows in comparison. For me its all about the view while driving or parked.

Other than it being a Class C, looks like a nice unit. I’d paint it if it were mine but it’s not.