buying an rv; am i missing something
we want to start rving (some camping close to home and maybe one big trip each year where we'd travel a longer distance) and have a limited budget. we have two young children, a family of four. we h...
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Bumpyroad wrote:
before you buy a pop up, be sure to rent/borrow one and go through setting it up several times to see if it doesn't get old quickly.
bumpy
I agree. I never cared for the pop-up at all and went straight to a TT. For me, not having to pack-up was a key benefit of having an RV - I didn't want to have to set things up and take them down just to get on the road.
