Winter Capable Class C
With all of the freeze issues that many experienced this winter.....some of you may be interested in this. A 2007 Bigfoot 26 Sl On RVT. A Canadian made unit, designed for cold weather use. The Bigfoot...
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ksg5000 wrote:memtb wrote:ksg5000 wrote:
I get cold just reading a thread like this. Must have been all those years growing up in S Calif.
It’s actually a lot easier than you might think....unless the wind is blowing! :( There is a lot to see/do/experience in the winter....whether rv’ing or not. Just have to dress for conditions and have the right mindset!
I love the winters in Wyoming/Montana , 15 degree weather in Rock Springs seemed warmed than 35 in Portland Oregon. Unfortunately my rig isn't capable of handling sustained weather below 32 - something I would fix if someone gave me winning lottery ticket.
“IF” you’re willing to buy used....my wife found a bunch listed on RVT and RVTrader yesterday. I have “no” idea of their condition....but the prices seemed pretty good, on most of them. Some looked ( of course pictures can lie) pretty good in the photos. As Teton’s had wood framed walls.... your primary concern would be a roof leak getting into side-wall. We bought our ‘04, four years ago (our 4th Teton), and love it! It is “pretty much” our “bucket list” of everything we wanted in a 5er.
