New guy - Where to start?
Hi everyone. From searching the Internet it would seem this website would be a great place to start. I'm a retired Firefighter living in Southern California that has enjoyed renting RV's in the ...
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Thanks guys.
In reference to older 4 banger Toyota trucks, I do have to defend them a bit. I've owned both a 91 Toyota pickup Auto 2WD 4cyl and a 94 Toyota pickup Auto 2WD 4cyl. I used both to haul building and landscaping supplies for years, those 22r engines were bulletproof and got the job done. More than once I would have to get a load of sand, gravel, rocks, dirt or concrete pavers. Id load those poor trucks up until the tires would almost scrape the wheel wells and never had single breakdown.
Now, I can't say the same for my current Toy truck because I got out of the building/landscaping biz so I have no idea if this 'newer' version of my old dependable Toy trucks is as robust as they were forced to be.
Some great suggestions have been made, all of them good, I appreciate it. Just in general, if I had a choice, I would prefer a TC Pop Up. I love the mobility and leaving it up on struts option. Though they're cool, I'd prefer not to tow anything behind, also, though I've had some great times in RV's, I would only ever rent one (I've spent a poop load on rentals, the last being a deluxe Class A that was delivered and picked up, awesome!). Personally, in no way would I want a full sized RV taking up my driveway for most of the year. If I thought I would be using it all the time I'm sure I would feel different about that though.
In reference to older 4 banger Toyota trucks, I do have to defend them a bit. I've owned both a 91 Toyota pickup Auto 2WD 4cyl and a 94 Toyota pickup Auto 2WD 4cyl. I used both to haul building and landscaping supplies for years, those 22r engines were bulletproof and got the job done. More than once I would have to get a load of sand, gravel, rocks, dirt or concrete pavers. Id load those poor trucks up until the tires would almost scrape the wheel wells and never had single breakdown.
Now, I can't say the same for my current Toy truck because I got out of the building/landscaping biz so I have no idea if this 'newer' version of my old dependable Toy trucks is as robust as they were forced to be.
Some great suggestions have been made, all of them good, I appreciate it. Just in general, if I had a choice, I would prefer a TC Pop Up. I love the mobility and leaving it up on struts option. Though they're cool, I'd prefer not to tow anything behind, also, though I've had some great times in RV's, I would only ever rent one (I've spent a poop load on rentals, the last being a deluxe Class A that was delivered and picked up, awesome!). Personally, in no way would I want a full sized RV taking up my driveway for most of the year. If I thought I would be using it all the time I'm sure I would feel different about that though.
