How Important is Garage Storage?
Hey guys. I’m looking to purchase my first travel trailer and I’m between a few different ones. I’ve narrowed it down to either an egg fiberglass camper, like a scamp or an alto safari, either the mod...
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kellem wrote:
We could fill pages with various opinions regarding storage and doubt any would be wrong.
Possible minority here but we actually DON'T store/cover our trailer.
It's plugged to AC, furnace set to 38*, slides out and fully stocked.....It's there if we need it.
Acutally, I would bet the "no cover folks" are the "majority" of RV owners and you and I are not the only ones that don't cover or store in a building.
Yes, the exterior will over time show some wear and tear, but that is the nature of the beast..
You HAVE to pull it out of the cover to camp in it, so may as well not worry about the exposure so much, after all you bought it to use it..
I mean, it isn't like your gonna be able to take your garage with you camping, right?
I watched my Dad spend hrs and hrs primping, washing, waxing his RV for yrs and yrs but in the end, it is a USED RV and as a USED RV the resale value is pretty dismal..
I don't bother with all that, I wash it off once per yr and go camping without wasting my time on primping and trying to keep it looking like new..
