Poll: Did you go larger?
I was reading a current "F250 or F350?" thread and whenever those type of threads come up there are always posters who advise to get enough truck for your next RV (implication is that it's inevitable ...
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Seems a lot of RV'rs (make that first time RV'rs) are testing the waters on their first RV purchase. Read: Not sure if they are really RV'rs so keep the budget lower which ultimately ends with a smaller, less optioned RV. They find out they actually do like it but feel the RV doesn't quite fit their needs. Result --> UPGRADE
Sure, not everyone is going to fall into that description but I have to believe it is more common than not with someone asking questions about TV ability and what they need. Then, more experienced RV'rs chime in and mention, "Don't make the mistake I did, just buy a worthy TV so you are only upgrading your RV, not both the RV and TV."
Dealers must love us insane RV'rs.
Sure, not everyone is going to fall into that description but I have to believe it is more common than not with someone asking questions about TV ability and what they need. Then, more experienced RV'rs chime in and mention, "Don't make the mistake I did, just buy a worthy TV so you are only upgrading your RV, not both the RV and TV."
Dealers must love us insane RV'rs.
