Where do you buy one of those maps of the United States that you fill in the state once you've visited it. I've seen them on several RV's, but have yet to find a place to buy them. Thanks Brian
Dick_B wrote: You don't want to affix it to your RV in case you want to sell it. It just shows how much abuse the rig has gotten over the years. Keep it on a board that can be moved around.
So, if I don't put one of these maps on my camper, a potential buyer is going to think it's "just like brand new!"
Seriously?
--------- k. 2014 Itasca Suncruiser 38Q 2014 Honda CR-V 2007 Black Lab/Pitt Bull mix named Harley
Kaz wrote: I wasn't crazy about the visited-states map at Camping World (the graphics were too busy) so we got one of these instead: http://www.signsoflife.net/rv-travel-map.php
Ditto. I hate the ones that Camping World now carries. I prefer the solid color states like this.
What's the point of a store as large as Camping World if they cannot be bothered to provide some variety?
--------- k. 2014 Itasca Suncruiser 38Q 2014 Honda CR-V 2007 Black Lab/Pitt Bull mix named Harley
Dick_B wrote: You don't want to affix it to your RV in case you want to sell it. It just shows how much abuse the rig has gotten over the years. Keep it on a board that can be moved around.
We decided against the sticker (at least for now) since we plan on current TT for only a couple years...plus couldn't agree on where to put it. Found this paper version on Amazon to hang on the wall. Sticker map on Amazon
Not all those who wander are lost. - Tolkien
2018 Cherokee 235B 5W 2011 Ram 2500 CC SWB SLT 4WD 6.7 CTD 3.73 B&W Turnover Ball + Companion Slider hitch 2003 Sierra T22 TT - Sold
Dick_B wrote: You don't want to affix it to your RV in case you want to sell it. It just shows how much abuse the rig has gotten over the years. Keep it on a board that can be moved around.
If I am buying it I would rather see it has been driven than find out it has been rotting away in some RV park.. At least I will know that the seals and gaskets are not all dried out and things have been getting lubricated..
Now you have to decide if you only count the ones you visited with the current MH or all previous ones. We have been to 48 states and BC to Nova Scotia in Canada but it took 4 MHs to do it all. I just carry a map.
Dick_B wrote: You don't want to affix it to your RV in case you want to sell it. It just shows how much abuse the rig has gotten over the years. Keep it on a board that can be moved around.
REALLY!I doubt there is any of us that abuse these rigs that we have spent big bucks on. The speedometer is the tell tail of the use not a map of the states you have visited.
Jim and Deb The Furchildren Abby and Baylee USAF Retired 2001 Newmar Mountain Aire
Had a map like the one on Kaz's post and after a year or so, the edges on the states began to curl I assume because the adhesive on the back became dried out from the sun. Purchased a better quality map at Camping World and It looks much better and has not been effected by the sun.
The mileage would be the give-away. Besides, we have been in all lower states of the U.S. and have never abused our MH. We maintain it very well, and we also full-time. As of this date, we have 48,000+ miles on our 2005 GeorgieBoy Pursuit II.
You don't want to affix it to your RV in case you want to sell it. It just shows how much abuse the rig has gotten over the years. Keep it on a board that can be moved around.
Dick_B 2003 SunnyBrook 27FKS 2011 3/4 T Chevrolet Suburban Equal-i-zer Hitch One wife, two electric bikes (both Currie Tech Path+ models)
