Conversion Vans not allowed at some RV Parks?
I've been happily turning a new Transit T250, medium-high roof van into a "travel van" to get us back and forth from FL, and to do some sightseeing and weekend camping. The dinette turns into a bed w...
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It seems like it would be more aligned with the fact that the rig/RV is road worthy vs someone making a judgement which could actually be their racial bias. Road worthy meaning no oil leaks, loud exhaust, loose siding or dangerous condition.
Yes, at one time people were free to exclude those that they didn't want to serve. 10 yr rule is also a prejudice against those who cant afford as new a rig as others. Those RV park owners must figure everything over 10 years old should just be scrapped. I'd guess that the main issue is that they have never had this issue busted down with the proper lawsuit.
Minorities can drink at the same fountains and eat at the same restaurants. Gays, blacks and all others have equal rights as far as buying or renting properties and seeking employment. 10 year rule sounds perfect for a 1940's mentality.
Yes, at one time people were free to exclude those that they didn't want to serve. 10 yr rule is also a prejudice against those who cant afford as new a rig as others. Those RV park owners must figure everything over 10 years old should just be scrapped. I'd guess that the main issue is that they have never had this issue busted down with the proper lawsuit.
Minorities can drink at the same fountains and eat at the same restaurants. Gays, blacks and all others have equal rights as far as buying or renting properties and seeking employment. 10 year rule sounds perfect for a 1940's mentality.
