Sugestions for Entry Level Cheap Dinghy
Hello Just got a Class A and want to try out a dinghy. We are a family of 3 just want to try a simple, light and older car/suv (fwd or 4wd/awd)that can be bought for less than 4k to see if it works f...
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IIRC, if you buy new and have base plates and wiring done, with the tow bar, your looking at $1000 to $2000. Magnetic lights are cheapest way to go. If your going to do it yourself, about $700 to $1700 and you're going for a upper end tow bar and not a ridged one, somewhat to a lot more.
Supplemental brakes are about $999 to $2500 and that is with any installation costs.
So you're looking at $2500 plus or minus just to be able to hook up to your RV. There are frequently good toweds listed on the RV sales boards and Craigslist, I just sold my Suzuki GV a couple months ago.
And I do recommend Suzuki's, Sidekicks are 2700 lbs and 4X4 with AT. Nice towed.
Supplemental brakes are about $999 to $2500 and that is with any installation costs.
So you're looking at $2500 plus or minus just to be able to hook up to your RV. There are frequently good toweds listed on the RV sales boards and Craigslist, I just sold my Suzuki GV a couple months ago.
And I do recommend Suzuki's, Sidekicks are 2700 lbs and 4X4 with AT. Nice towed.
