dodge guy wrote:
Yep, except they don't build those cars anymore. And nowadays there are so many more acceptable options that setups like this are unnecessary!
You seem to be missing my point. Back in the 60's it was the norm to way overload your vehicle, slug up a hill at 15 mph and stop repeatedly because its overheating. I remember going across the country when I was a teen and we would have to turn the AC off going up hills because the van was overheating. But you know what... we eventually made it up that hill, made it safely down the other side, made it to California and back. Nowadays, the RV.net police would have arrested my entire family, sentenced my dad to hard labor and sent the kids to foster families...
Just because there are "more acceptable options" doesn't mean that someone without the financial means to buy the newest, biggest and best rigs shouldn't be able to enjoy camping. All of the people who are so up in the thin air on their high horses should really calm down...