Will This Be a Bad Move for a New RVer?
I am totally new to owning an RVing and I have decided I need to get a toy hauler. I need it for events that I will be traveling around to throughout the year. I found a beautiful 39ft Highlander ...
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Far too often, folks get their first camper and then after a couple years trade it for another one, going bigger each time. On a guess average, it's the 3rd camper we usually keep long term.
If your heart is set on this camper, then get it. You'll learn! It will come and some day you'll be skipping down the highway of life and say to your self, "Hey, why was I so skeptical back then? There's nothing to this!"
Get the one you really want the first time and the learning curve will come. And by the way .... everyone on these forums has made RV-ing flub-ups, even if they don't want to admit it! We'll all had our own shares of "Oops! Did I really do that?" moments. We live through it and learn. That's what makes us better and more aware. So the best advise, always keep a bit of apprehension and you'll always do "it" right!
Get the one of your heart! And take it slow!
If your heart is set on this camper, then get it. You'll learn! It will come and some day you'll be skipping down the highway of life and say to your self, "Hey, why was I so skeptical back then? There's nothing to this!"
Get the one you really want the first time and the learning curve will come. And by the way .... everyone on these forums has made RV-ing flub-ups, even if they don't want to admit it! We'll all had our own shares of "Oops! Did I really do that?" moments. We live through it and learn. That's what makes us better and more aware. So the best advise, always keep a bit of apprehension and you'll always do "it" right!
Get the one of your heart! And take it slow!
