Tiger Owners: Full-Timing in a Tiger?
Hello All, I like truck campers but view the lack or a realistic pass-through from the camper to the truck. In bad weather and sketchy security scenarios that would seem to be important. All weathe...
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Tiger4x4RV,
You wrote "In terms of availability and flexibility, you might want to consider a more mass-production small C and tow and small vehicle for exploring."
I've thought about that but really like to be immersed in wilderness, a dweller and not just a visitor. Dispersed camping on BLM and other public lands will be my norm, be it in a truck camper, 4x4 Roadtrek, or a Tiger.
The 2012 Tiger currently has listed on their site as inventory would be attractive, if I sold my house and became a condo dweller. That is an attractive alternative to full-timing because of the points you've noted.
Unlike you, I only have a reason to return home bout once a month. I have a small list of clients with whom I consult and all of that can be done from the road, given a MiFi.
Thanks,
Bill
You wrote "In terms of availability and flexibility, you might want to consider a more mass-production small C and tow and small vehicle for exploring."
I've thought about that but really like to be immersed in wilderness, a dweller and not just a visitor. Dispersed camping on BLM and other public lands will be my norm, be it in a truck camper, 4x4 Roadtrek, or a Tiger.
The 2012 Tiger currently has listed on their site as inventory would be attractive, if I sold my house and became a condo dweller. That is an attractive alternative to full-timing because of the points you've noted.
Unlike you, I only have a reason to return home bout once a month. I have a small list of clients with whom I consult and all of that can be done from the road, given a MiFi.
Thanks,
Bill
