Shortage of RV transporters.

bikendan wrote:
i'm finding this thread very interesting, as i'm toying with the idea of possibly doing this after i retire this year.

i guess since i won't have to depend on it for living wages, it might be doable but i would need to really learn more about it.
definitely not something to make a living at.

My thoughts exactly. It would be real tough to make a living at it. But as a part time fill in job it does have possibilities. Being retired and having all day to do whatever is what retirements about IMO. With that being said I wouldn't mind a part time job. But most part time jobs aren't flexible enough. My wife still works and as such we plan our vacations and longer weekend camping trips around her schedule. It would be tough to just come and go in most part time jobs. I like my flexibility from being retired. I would have to give that up with a normal part time job. Lots of them are an on call type. Where you may get called anytime to fill in for someone.
That's the thing about RV transport that's intriguing in that it offers flexibility.