Anyone else ever say, "I'm never buying another RV?

My wife actually said that this last time. We shall see. They say the woman is always right, but that may not apply to RVs. ;)

CSG wrote:
I will never buy another LARGE RV of any sort. Small is good.

There you go. I love my small TT.

Yesterday I stopped in at 2 RV dealerships to "just look" and for some funny reason the salespeople didn't believe me.

We got lucky with our first TT as the model number led us to believe it was "only 2 feet" longer than the other ones we were considering. Not only did it prevent a case of 2-foot-itis it was actually 6 feet longer than we anticipated. Lots of storage inside, a great kitchen, and a roomy bathroom.

So it should be easy to wait at least a few years for our next RV

Those will be the words on my tombstone. That's the only way it will be true.

I will never buy another LARGE RV of any sort. Small is good.

Dog Folks wrote:

Nik wrote:
Thank you everyone for your compliments and well-wishes... now to back it into the "fits by three inches" parking space!

No biggie. That parking problem isn't anything a sledgehammer won't fix. :B

The scary thing is when that's the same thing your spotter tells you!

Nik wrote:
Thank you everyone for your compliments and well-wishes... now to back it into the "fits by three inches" parking space!

No biggie. That parking problem isn't anything a sledgehammer won't fix. :B

We bought a brand new TT in 2013. 2014 the better half suggested looking for a new (2nd) house closer to her folks.
This winter we went to the RV show for something to do. We were happy with our 20 footer, it fit us a little snug with the dogs and a grandkid, but otherwise was beautiful. I kept my hands in my pockets the whole RV show... I was not there to buy a thing! As we were leaving the DW says "So, that bunkhouse, if we can get a lower interest loan ...do you think he'd do it?".
In my yard is a new 26 foot bunkhouse. 8 dollars more a month with substantially lower interest than the first. (We improved our scores)

I'm waiting...next, will be a class C. (When she suggests it)

I did...sorta. I'm not buying another camper until I get a shelter built. I've lost two now to hail damage. Those things are so fragile. I'm loving the life style but am years away from full timing it. I love reading the stories from those that are there now.

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