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Selling out.......

jerem0621
Explorer II
Explorer II
DW and I have made a decision to sell our RV and our Dually. Pretty hard because we have grown attached to these old things. We are at a point in our lives where we simply don't get to use them enough to justify having them. The new owners will receive a much better RV than what I received as I have replaced just about everything on the trailer it seems.

We still plan on tent camping as we still have all of those things but putting up the ad for the old Layton.. just heart breaking for me.

I'm sure we will be back....just for now, we got to concentrate on the kids, home, and career.

with all that said, may your travels bring you much happiness and many many friends.

Jeremiah
TV-2022 Silverado 2WD
TT - Zinger 270BH
WD Hitch- HaulMaster 1,000 lb Round Bar
Dual Friction bar sway control

Itโ€™s Kind of Fun to do the Impossible
~Walt Disney~
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3_dog_nights
Explorer
Explorer
Been there. Tent camped. got an old 15' Scotty, truck camper and then a 24' Wilderness! then two kids...sold everything. took about 5 years then a tent, a popup, two trailers and the kids are out on their own. Now 2013 5th wheel with a diesel DRW and going where we want. Hang in there, it gets better, just gotta do what you gotta do in the meantime.
Bob & Lynn
2 Chihuahua's, Ella, Gracie

was-2013 Open Range 424RLS,06' Chevy 3500, dually, Duramax/Allison

also was - 2015 Winnebago Adventurer 37F, towing 2003 Jeep Wrangler

now - 2021 NoBo 19.5, 2019 Honda Ridgeline RTL (Talk about downsizing!)

JiminDenver
Explorer
Explorer
It happens. We sold our first trailer because it wasn't being used, boat too come to think of it. For a while we tented and then work stopped even that. After a 13 year break work changed and the first thing we did was get another trailer.

Good luck on your sale.
2011 GulfStream Amerilite 25BH
2003 Ford Expedition with 435w tilting portable/ TS-MPPT-45
750w solar , TS-MPPT-60 on the trailer
675 Ah bank, Trip-lite 1250fc inverter
Sportsman 2200w inverter generator

JaBob
Explorer
Explorer
Sorry to hear the news but life goes on. We are close to the decision. If you look at rallies and gathering traffic is way down.

Bob

Opie431
Explorer
Explorer
We tent camped and had to give up camping for years because our children were so involved with baseball and softball. Then we went to Europe for our vacations and did not go back to camping until about 15 years ago. Now we have the time to go 80-100 nights a year.
And have fun doing whatever comes next.

Tvov
Explorer II
Explorer II
I know where you are coming from. The last few years we've had fewer and fewer camping trips - so far this year, we've been out all of 2 (Two) times. If we are lucky, we might get out in October. We'll see how things work out!
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2021 F150 2.7
2004 21' Forest River Surveyor

WyoTraveler
Explorer
Explorer
We were there once. Had to sell our MH several years ago. Between school activities, sports, and summer school there was no time for rving.

jerem0621
Explorer II
Explorer II
mlts22 wrote:
It can't hurt to consider a pop-up tent camper. A car can pull it, and it will allow one to go camping still if wanted.


Thanks, we may be doing that. Some pups are very nice. I have a Town Car for a DD that is a pretty capable TV.

Thanks!

Jeremiah
TV-2022 Silverado 2WD
TT - Zinger 270BH
WD Hitch- HaulMaster 1,000 lb Round Bar
Dual Friction bar sway control

Itโ€™s Kind of Fun to do the Impossible
~Walt Disney~

mlts22
Explorer
Explorer
It can't hurt to consider a pop-up tent camper. A car can pull it, and it will allow one to go camping still if wanted.

brirene
Explorer
Explorer
Sorry to see its not working out for you right now, but we've been there, and came back. Hope you stick around the forum and post every now and then. Happy trails ('till we meet again!).
Jayco Designer 30 RKS Medallion pkg, Trail Air pin
'05 F350 6.0 PSD CC 4x4 DRW LB B&W Companion, Edge Insight

โ€œCertainly, travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living." Miriam Beard