If your RV is older, keep moving, stranger!
I've been investigating monthly stays in high-rent RV parks (places like San Diego, Oregon coast, etc.) where I might want to stay for an extended period. Most places I'm seeing charge considerably le...
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Your post had me laughing/cracking up on many levels LOL :) :)
but if your 1993 is 'perfectly nice and acceptable out there' in the eye candy land world, then you can easily say your rig is UNDER the 10 yr rule...people do it all the time. I have a 1998 Class C .....blah blah and when ya drive to your cg, they will wave ya thru cause your rig 'is nice' and if ya drive there and your rig is total **** they are gonna call ya on it :)
Of course you can call management and chat with them, say my 1993 is 'sweet' and easily ok and not a 'train wreck' and will fit well into your cg. and ya convince them on some level.
either way ya got this if your rig is nice. If it is **** you might not be so lucky in getting past a 10 yr rule that some parks want.
Every place can make whatever rules they want :) tis life!
but if your 1993 is 'perfectly nice and acceptable out there' in the eye candy land world, then you can easily say your rig is UNDER the 10 yr rule...people do it all the time. I have a 1998 Class C .....blah blah and when ya drive to your cg, they will wave ya thru cause your rig 'is nice' and if ya drive there and your rig is total **** they are gonna call ya on it :)
Of course you can call management and chat with them, say my 1993 is 'sweet' and easily ok and not a 'train wreck' and will fit well into your cg. and ya convince them on some level.
either way ya got this if your rig is nice. If it is **** you might not be so lucky in getting past a 10 yr rule that some parks want.
Every place can make whatever rules they want :) tis life!
