Truck Camper Cost
Ok now that my truck camper experience is concluded I'm reflecting on costs and other things. 2004 Lance Lite 915 purchased in November 2003 for About $15,000 Sorry don't remember exact price. 2...
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I enjoy TCs as they allow us to stay close to where we wish to be. To be able to step out of our TC and 5 minutes later be fly casting in the nearby stream makes the lack of space tolerable. We are on our 5 th TC at this time, Three I purchased while living in Alaska and two since moving to the swamp country.
For some forum members a TC appears to be a hobby in itself, they love to modify the TC to fit their needs, or a place to stay while working away from home, etc. lots of different uses of a TC by us members.
During my working years I stayed in many hotels and motels, never had any problems that I remember. Most of the stays were at the end of an aircraft flight. Not sure what motels some of you have been staying at, but you may want to try some of the more upscale places. The Cliff Hotel, the Westin Hotel or the Campton Place in San Francisco are nice places with clean bedding, etc. the Broardmoor in Colorado Springs is another comfortable place to stay.
We use our TC as our long distance traveling rig and spend over 100 nights a year in it and have for many years. RV travel is my favorite way to go somewhere these days as I got burned out flying during my working years, averaging between 3 and 5 flights a week for 17 years. I figured out one time, based on 8 hour days, I had spent about 1 1/2 years in the sky above Alaska during the 25+ years we lived there. Much of that time with me as the pilot. So for pure enjoyment and relaxation a TC is hard to beat.
For some forum members a TC appears to be a hobby in itself, they love to modify the TC to fit their needs, or a place to stay while working away from home, etc. lots of different uses of a TC by us members.
During my working years I stayed in many hotels and motels, never had any problems that I remember. Most of the stays were at the end of an aircraft flight. Not sure what motels some of you have been staying at, but you may want to try some of the more upscale places. The Cliff Hotel, the Westin Hotel or the Campton Place in San Francisco are nice places with clean bedding, etc. the Broardmoor in Colorado Springs is another comfortable place to stay.
We use our TC as our long distance traveling rig and spend over 100 nights a year in it and have for many years. RV travel is my favorite way to go somewhere these days as I got burned out flying during my working years, averaging between 3 and 5 flights a week for 17 years. I figured out one time, based on 8 hour days, I had spent about 1 1/2 years in the sky above Alaska during the 25+ years we lived there. Much of that time with me as the pilot. So for pure enjoyment and relaxation a TC is hard to beat.
