Too old???

Never ''think'' too much. nothing ever good comes out of it :)

sometimes you got to go on a whim. if you feel great now...then act on that. get the MH and GO!!!! no one can control the future, it is what it will be. today is what you have...go for it!

We were out in Custer State park last year and met a guy who was 91 driving a old truck camper. Said he had to give up mountain climbing when he got into his 80s.
:)

Age is a number.

Never to late to start adventures. I say go for it.

Had a 90th birthday party for our friend here at a little RV park in Montana, A fellow fly fisherman . This was also his 39th year on the same RV spot here. He tows his 30 foot trailer from Indio ,Ca. every year without issue. His health is good, and he sees no reason to stop coming up here.

Just watched him pull out this morning for a day trip into Yellowstone Park, with a couple relatives that were here for his birthday party. He's taking them for a tour.

Everyone is different so it depends on your health. We're nearly 70 and just bought a new 31' TT and crew cab pick-up. We go out as often as we can and don't travel much farther than a few hours away. I must admit, we usually go with friends or family so we have help if we need it. As I get older I am not as strong as I used to be so lifting heavy stuff like a generator, BBQ, or a big box of wood is tough. Other than the lifting part, it's still very enjoyable and we hope to take an extended trip to Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon next year. So if you feel good do it! I think the advice to rent one to see if you like it is a good idea.

We have met people that due to advanced ages ( upper 80's) no longer drive their rigs, but their family drives it to the favorite winter location, helps get it set up while the rvers fly to the destination. Reverse in the spring. There's more than one way to enjoy a camper. You can also rent a seasonal site in your local area if it gets too much to drive distances and continue to enjoy. Go for it - you only live once.

I suffered ( like many ) a heart attack back in 2011 and was so very grateful for the 2 crazy male flight nurses and the Nam Vet Helo pilot that helped save my life in what I'm pretty sure was a stolen helocopter,lol.Excuse me,I meant borrowed.
I have always been looking for the next adventure and now in my 60's we are going fulltime in 4 weeks and feel so very blessed to be able to do so.

I have bad days and good days but a whole lot more good days than bad and I figure that when the Good Lord feels it's time for me to come home,then so be it even as much as I want to stay here abit longer.

In the interium,I am going on this last great adventure and share it with the one I love and give thanks every single day.

Go for it I say.

"Life is a glass of adventure,make sure you drink every last drop" Trip Ruoff

We're 68 and 67. Travel for 5 months in the winter with the rig in my sig from Ontario Canada to as far as LA so far. In the summer we sail and go for a month or so living on our 40 foot sailboat.

Go for it!

We are about the same age. We bought a TT last year and decided to do some exploring, rather than sit on the sofa and explore it.

full-timer wrote:
If you would like it its up to you, If you think you're to old its up to you.
Here is our history. I retired at 62 wife 61 we sold house went fulltimeing for 7 years had a heart attack. Bought a park model got tired of that.In the mean time wife has bad back with electrodes in her back and 4th stage kidney failure. Back to fulltimeing while we can April last year. I had another heart attack 2 days before Christmas 2015. We are now 77/78 and living full time in the motorhome. 4 months in Florida for the winter and 8 months running around like 2 youngsters only a little slower.

You're an inspiration!