"Scarcer" than hens' teeth
Several of us on the forum have noted how rare TC's are east of the Mississippi. The past 2 weekends really brought that home to me. Two weekends ago, we fished a tournament on Bluestone Lake in s...
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RWDIII wrote:
Even in Ariz campers at campsites and people at the parking lot will ask about my camper.
I leave it on the truck all the time.My SWAG survey shows 10% of RVs are truck campers,maybe 15% are popups and of the popups maybe 10%are Palominos
LOL! Interesting! Of course, Palomino Broncos are a dime-a-dozen here in Michigan where they're made..... but I have to admit that I do a double-take when I see a Four Wheel popup. THOSE are the rare creatures in these parts.
I think there are certain "groups" who go out of their way to recognize each other? Wrangler drivers always wave (specifically, the "raised left-hand wave because my right hand is on the stick shift" wave) Corvette drivers do the same. Of course, not everyone driving a Wrangler goes offroad; and the Corvette driver might just be picking up groceries. But there seems to be a different kind of camaraderie with TC's?? We aren't driving around with our TCs "to impress" - we're USING them. We DO have a common unity.
