Don't remove camper from truck ARGH!!
I'm frustrated and tired of hearing this from campgrounds. I have heard this from all types of campgrounds. This seems like an outdated policy. Perhaps Truck Camper Magazine and Manufactures could ...
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Travelnutz seems to need to get out more.
RV is only an RV when on a carrying vehicle. I guess that outlaws trailers of all types if they aren't hooked up. Class As,Bs, and Cs aren't if they had engine problems. Seriously, that's total nonsense.
People could never leave other trash/cars/rvs on federal/state land. It's only TCs that are a problem. :) TCs are RVs. It doesn't take a lot of work to prove it. The easiest proof is probably the US tax code that allows interest to be deducted as a second home.
I wonder if Michigan is really that backward, and it would be great to hear from other people from that great state.
Grit dog, Yellowstone definitely considers a TC an RV, and you can take it off if you desire. That means you also have to stay out of Tent Only spaces.
RV is only an RV when on a carrying vehicle. I guess that outlaws trailers of all types if they aren't hooked up. Class As,Bs, and Cs aren't if they had engine problems. Seriously, that's total nonsense.
People could never leave other trash/cars/rvs on federal/state land. It's only TCs that are a problem. :) TCs are RVs. It doesn't take a lot of work to prove it. The easiest proof is probably the US tax code that allows interest to be deducted as a second home.
I wonder if Michigan is really that backward, and it would be great to hear from other people from that great state.
Grit dog, Yellowstone definitely considers a TC an RV, and you can take it off if you desire. That means you also have to stay out of Tent Only spaces.
