Fulltiming in a TC?
My wife and I are fulltimers and have a 40' Heartland Landmark with a Chev 3500HD DRW 4x4 LTZ...and we want to downsize to a TC. I really like the Host Mammoth.....and yes, I'm doing my research on GV...
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Not yet, but the house is on the market and as soon as I sell it we are hitting the America in our Fleetwood camper.
I still do own 40' bus conversion, but we are just fine with camper and 5 of us fit just fine in extended cab.
Make it me, DW and 3 of Jack Russel Terriers.
Fleetwood is big basement camper with slide, what offers quite a bit of storage and my pickup is one with long wheelbase. I put the camper with abut 16" space left on the bed behind the cabin. That space is used for solar panel, fuel can, 2nd (very small) generator and whatever else we need on the road .
When going camping for long weekend last year, I also put front platform for Honda quiet generator, but don't plan to do it going full time.
I think the biggest problem we will face going FT is small refrigerator.
We like to do big shopping once a month at Costco, so will have to learn how to buy smaller amount of food every couple of days.
Dry and canned food is good option.
I still do own 40' bus conversion, but we are just fine with camper and 5 of us fit just fine in extended cab.
Make it me, DW and 3 of Jack Russel Terriers.
Fleetwood is big basement camper with slide, what offers quite a bit of storage and my pickup is one with long wheelbase. I put the camper with abut 16" space left on the bed behind the cabin. That space is used for solar panel, fuel can, 2nd (very small) generator and whatever else we need on the road .
When going camping for long weekend last year, I also put front platform for Honda quiet generator, but don't plan to do it going full time.
I think the biggest problem we will face going FT is small refrigerator.
We like to do big shopping once a month at Costco, so will have to learn how to buy smaller amount of food every couple of days.
Dry and canned food is good option.
