Squealers wrote:
Here is another way to look at this. Our TT is 10 years old. 2004 model. (we bought it 4 years ago, we didn't finance)
If I had bought my rig new and financed it for 12 years I would have 2 years left on my TT, and we love this thing, and know it would last as long as we wanted to keep it.
Go out and enjoy this thing!
We plan on moving to a Diesel Pusher in 5 years and sell the TT as we start our pre-retirement practice.
So enjoy, with care, you could pass this rig on to your kids.
Spot on. You sound like you are level headed and reponsible. What you did was take a tool available to you, credit, and used it to take advantage of a once in a lifetime opportunity, quality time with your pre-teen children. If you were offered the option of getting that payment, the interest on the loan and all the depreciation and other costs of that rv back at the cost of all the times you used that rv I seriously doubt you would even give it a minute's consideration before saying NO.
