SidecarFlip wrote:
What will be interesting is when the economy bubble breaks and all those new RV's become liabilities. That will be interesting.
Economies are always cyclical. What goes up, must come down, and will.
People with 10 and 15 year RV loans will be in deep do-do and because an RV is a discretionary purchase for most, it becomes the first to go.
Yes it will be interesting my friend, and it's only a matter of time. When not if, I think sooner rather than later.
I watch these new owners at the State Park with shiny new rigs that you can tell is their first. Just watching most back up is great entertainment. And most do not start small either, they went out and bought a 36 footer for their first RV. A few Fridays ago I counted 4 out of about 30 or so people coming in, who scraped a stop sign cutting the left hand turn into the loop road too tight. New trailer....with a nice scratch down the side. And watching some trying to level up is awesome also.
The last few years I see more and more at the state park who never leave their rig. They seem to sit inside all day with the AC running. That leaves me scratching my head. Whats the point? You could do that in your driveway or yard.