Looking to get into RVing.. need help
We just recently returned from a long road trip from Pittsburgh, PA to California and back in a 2-week time frame. We enjoyed the trip, but not so much looking for a hotel/food every night. I couldn't...
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Jeepnfool wrote:
Thanks, and I do realize that it would be a lot slower going in the RV and I can respect that. When I tow now, I'm not doing 80, but somewhere around 60, but that's in a quad cab truck and 18' trailer. I know exactly what you mean by "crazies", when I'm towing, you seem to notice them more, cutting you off, not giving enough room to make that turn at the corner. and generally just blowing by you on the hwy.
When we plan trips and have to drive the Jeeps, we look on the maps to get a general sense of how far/long it is to the destination and add at least an hour. GPS says 4hrs, it will be 5hrs in 'Jeep Time' since we can't go that fast.
My whole goal in this was to see what my best option was for what I want to do since I'm new to the game and what is actually out there.. A or C. Dream would probably be a Super C with a large enclosed trailer and enough time from work to enjoy everyday of it.. I do get to work from home a lot, so being able to drop anchor somewhere and just login looking at some new beautiful scenery would be perfect!
I appreciate all the input from everyone!!!
If you can afford Super C and have the $$ Id say go for it,you only live once..
Those things can haul anything,well almost..plus I do believe should be quite reliable being on heavy truck chassis..
