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darin338
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Oct 09, 2013

the 10 year rule, how common is it and how is it enforced

I just purchased a 2004 National RV Dolphin, loaded with everything for $32,000 only 22000 miles, like new in and out. My wife and I RV'd fully time about fifteen years ago for six months. The game ha...
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mowermech
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Oct 10, 2013
I have never encountered such a rule.
However, when I do; well, the rig is on wheels for a reason! I will simply get on down the road. I have no desire to stay is such an "elitist" park anyway.
I had, IMO, a good reason for buying an older rig: PERMANENT registration! That's right, now that the rig is 11 years old, I can, and have, put permanent registration on it. I will NEVER have to renew it!
For that savings I can live with not being able to stay at a few (very few, apparently) RV parks.

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