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azrving wrote:
The bad news may also be how many people need to live in them.
I keep hearing people say this but haven't seen a single statistic to support it.
I see this as nothing but good news. It means there will be a nice supply of used units in a few years if we want to upgrade.- The bad news may also be how many people need to live in them.
- Again, many of those new RVs will make a maiden voyage and then be parked in front of the home garage forever. For those that will use them, most won’t dry camp or boondjock..meaning no change where I go.
