If your RV is stored outside, go check on it.
I went over to the storage unit today to look over our rv and noticed a broken vent cover laying on the ground a few feet away. Climbing the ladder to check my vent covers, which were fine, I could se...
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TwoManyToyz wrote:Iraqvet05 wrote:
You did the right thing but some people just don't seem to care, especially if it's an older camper. There are 2-3 older campers in my storage lot that have seen better days. The one next to me seems to be used as a storage trailer...it's full of junk and the TTs fiberglass siding is horribly delaminated.
This is so true and its not just in the RV world, I'm a boater too and it kills Me to see some of the stuff people do to new, or newer boats. Just like RV's. Some times I think there needs to be a Stupidity test before you can by a boat or RV.
Off topic but relevant. I have a good friend who is into wooden boats. He restored a beautiful mid-50's ChrisCraft - it looked like a piece of furniture you could put in your home! For example, he cut plugs out of spare planking so the covers over screw heads would have same wood grain as the planking!
Moving on to other projects he sold the boat and year later saw a pic of it sitting in a lean-to (in Wisconsin!) with the front 1/3 of the boat exposed to the elements! About broke his heart.
