Truck is Ten

There's a very simple calculation to see if you are within the 10 year limit:

((Age of truck/147)*(age of RV*394))/(weight of driver*(number of dogs/number of times you've had poison oak))*((square root of GVWR)/(number of times you've dumped your black water tank without gloves+number of propane tanks)). Then take the tongue weight and divide it by 10. Then add the numbers in the RV Park's phone number and divide by the gear ratio.

The camper can stay, but you'll have to leave the truck on the street. :)

If your truck is 10 and the camper is 9, add them together for a total of 19.

When the rig hits 20, it's a classic.

Who would turn away a classic? :)

My rig is only 8 (see photo in signature)
I have been turned away often. I always argue that it's not 10 years old but they boot me nonetheless.