Old versus New
I currently enjoy a 1996 990 Legend, I must say, a Legend it has been... As the years and miles have past, so has its overall condition. Every appliance works, the unit itself needs TLC to include ...
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So many great responses! This is exactly why the Internet can be a great communication medium.
Thank you all.
Jeje! BHS still thrives, only its in the middle of a big freeway project being debated, South High? Still kick-in. I made it to Foothill, but got into some trouble an ended up being shipped off to the great state of Alaska whereupon penitence was paid in full.
It seemed like yesterday I was swinging the hammer and tolling away my younger years blabbing to my fellow inmates (past carreer) my dream TC/Jeep combo. As the song goes, "I owed my soul to the company Stoh" ie: store.
Now? Here I am retired, feeling more retarded than retired, find myself shuffling monies between home and RV.
New? Is and will be out of the equation, you all convinced me. More $$$ to travel makes excellent sense, especielly our being a bit more of the home sted types. I do not like crowds, nor do I like being paraded and/or chuted around like common cattle into anywhere attraction USA. Its called overpopulation, and foreign visitors. Parking lots so full navigating the maze becomes burdensome, the hike rediculous.
Again, thank you all, I believe I will hang with what I have, and upgrade/reno as money allows. My camper is structurely sound. I do get tired of banging my noggin ever now and then against the crappin A/C case in those O'Dark thirty hours of bladder call...
Newer ones offer way better head clearence. Heated basements, huum, what else? Hum? LOL
Thank you all.
Jeje! BHS still thrives, only its in the middle of a big freeway project being debated, South High? Still kick-in. I made it to Foothill, but got into some trouble an ended up being shipped off to the great state of Alaska whereupon penitence was paid in full.
It seemed like yesterday I was swinging the hammer and tolling away my younger years blabbing to my fellow inmates (past carreer) my dream TC/Jeep combo. As the song goes, "I owed my soul to the company Stoh" ie: store.
Now? Here I am retired, feeling more retarded than retired, find myself shuffling monies between home and RV.
New? Is and will be out of the equation, you all convinced me. More $$$ to travel makes excellent sense, especielly our being a bit more of the home sted types. I do not like crowds, nor do I like being paraded and/or chuted around like common cattle into anywhere attraction USA. Its called overpopulation, and foreign visitors. Parking lots so full navigating the maze becomes burdensome, the hike rediculous.
Again, thank you all, I believe I will hang with what I have, and upgrade/reno as money allows. My camper is structurely sound. I do get tired of banging my noggin ever now and then against the crappin A/C case in those O'Dark thirty hours of bladder call...
Newer ones offer way better head clearence. Heated basements, huum, what else? Hum? LOL
