RV Owner Questions
Just curious. How long have you owned your RV? What type is it? How long do you plan on keeping it before selling it or trading it in?
Forum Discussion
Since may 2005.
It is a 30-foot type C motorhome.
Since it is paid for, I'll keep it until I decide a different type of RV meets my changing lifestyle, or until I have no use for a RV at all. Death of a life partner is a lifestyle change I have not yet sorted out, but we do not want to rush these things.
The RV could very well be replaced by something smaller, or someplace permanent on a lake, in a snowbird destination, an apartment in a European city, or a house in Provence, Tuscany, Transylvania or Hunnan, a flat in San Francisco, Chicago, NYC, Paris, Prague, Budapest or Bratislava, or something on the side of a mountain on a tropical island. I'm not rushing it, I'm waiting to see what the children do with their lives and where my heart takes me.
FWIW, I don't get rid of things because they are old or something newer comes out. It is about needs changing. I have lawn mowers that qualify as antiques and use some inherited tools that are older than I am. That's really old.
It is a 30-foot type C motorhome.
Since it is paid for, I'll keep it until I decide a different type of RV meets my changing lifestyle, or until I have no use for a RV at all. Death of a life partner is a lifestyle change I have not yet sorted out, but we do not want to rush these things.
The RV could very well be replaced by something smaller, or someplace permanent on a lake, in a snowbird destination, an apartment in a European city, or a house in Provence, Tuscany, Transylvania or Hunnan, a flat in San Francisco, Chicago, NYC, Paris, Prague, Budapest or Bratislava, or something on the side of a mountain on a tropical island. I'm not rushing it, I'm waiting to see what the children do with their lives and where my heart takes me.
FWIW, I don't get rid of things because they are old or something newer comes out. It is about needs changing. I have lawn mowers that qualify as antiques and use some inherited tools that are older than I am. That's really old.
