Ever read "Campground Reviews" where somebody gives the CG a bad score because there were old, beat up RVs there? No CG needs that kind of advertising nor do they need to find out that somebody checked in for an overnight, hopped in the tow vehicle and snuck out, carrying the license plates with them. Its really difficult to throw away an old RV.
My 'C' turns 10 this year. But its always been stored between trips in a heated building that I own, so it still looks new. Next year my RV will magically become a 2006. No CG owner can determine the age of every make and model of RV by looking at it. If I get caught, the owners don't take away my next birthday, I just have to leave.
