Survey - How Do You Store Your Class A?
Considering new home options and how to store our Class A. Currently it sits in the driveway, exposed. I don't like it but not willing to invest in a short term structure. So what is the consen...
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On a third driveway we had poured specifically for our Class C. When we got the 102" wide Class A, I had to prune 8" off the roof overhang of the garage to get it in.
The original owners we bought from had kept it outside all the 8 years they'd owned it. The only negative was that they'd kept the living room slide out much of the time, facing south. It was completely rotted out and resulted in us having to replace the overhead cabinets in the dining area, due to water ingress and the resulting mold.
Doing that replacement myself revealed the crappy workmanship of the manufacturer's personnel, particularly the electrical folks and those who installed the cabinets and it put me off buying anything from FR in the future. Not that that's likely, as we've had to give up the lifestyle due to the high costs of fuel and CGs.
When your hobbies start eating into your IRAs every month, it's time to quit!
The original owners we bought from had kept it outside all the 8 years they'd owned it. The only negative was that they'd kept the living room slide out much of the time, facing south. It was completely rotted out and resulted in us having to replace the overhead cabinets in the dining area, due to water ingress and the resulting mold.
Doing that replacement myself revealed the crappy workmanship of the manufacturer's personnel, particularly the electrical folks and those who installed the cabinets and it put me off buying anything from FR in the future. Not that that's likely, as we've had to give up the lifestyle due to the high costs of fuel and CGs.
When your hobbies start eating into your IRAs every month, it's time to quit!
