HEY we need a sticky for our TT pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Viken]

I was just looking at 5er's, toy haulers, and slide in, sites and they have a sticky for their rig pics. We don't. I just saw that. Is it just me or do we TT guys and gals need a sticky for our rigs. I say yes we do.

[ReneeG]

sdavis622 wrote:

Mr.Ðorfmeister wrote:


Here we gonna spend this winter ... and perhaps we got some snow 😄

That is a nice add a room you have on you awning!

I agree! Are those real curtains or part of the plastic?

[sdavis622]

Mr.Ðorfmeister wrote:


Here we gonna spend this winter ... and perhaps we got some snow 😄

That is a nice add a room you have on you awning!

[Mr_Ðorfmeister]

Here we gonna spend this winter ... and perhaps we got some snow 😄

[sdavis622]

We had a nice winter weekend trip to Alder Lake SP last weekend. 12/4. Stayed in site 74. Trailer stayed a constant 68 degrees and cozy, and nothing froze. A great relaxing getaway! Temps were around freezing during the day and low teens at night!

[MzV]

Our 73 Kit Road Ranger

[crab80]

Now a few inside..

[crab80]

Our new 2010 Jayco 28BHS. First two pictures are at Pocomoke River State Park 12/6/2009 The other two are at home. .

[NORCALer]

Have fun with the remodel and good luck.

[ReneeG]

tamccain - looking forward to the completion pictures.

[tamccain]

This is my TV (1984 C20 w/ 350 V8) and my BIG GRAY BOMBER (1976 31' Holiday Rambler). The camper is in the midst of being rebuilt. My father in law started the process, but has since bought a 5ver and we have inherited the TT. In the Spring it will be painted a very nice gold color. The whole interior was gutted and rebuilt - though not 100% complete yet, it is in campable condition.



This is us at the Windy Hill Campground at Roosevelt Lake, AZ

[Eastsider]

Our 2009 Winter Hershey trip. Stayed at the Twin Grove KOA.

[sumthinfishy]

Congrats to Mattfern, late as this, is on the new trailer. We are about to take possession of our own spree 240 bhs to be towed by a DurangoLTD with hemi. I note the eqal-i-zer hitch. New to double axle trailer here, coming out of a large tent trailer.The 16 foot coleman Utah has given us a few big problems solved by reloading weight and a friction sway bar. How big a difference has the up market equalizer hitch with built in sway control now that you have some time under tow. My dealer is trying to tell us we will be fine with plain equalizer base model, no specific sway control. Any thoughts about the sway control issue. I note you felt ok in the big wind with the special hitch. Thanks for any thoughts.
Rob

[califRVers]

Saz, congrats, great trailer!!! I would love to see the loft up close, can you post a photo thats larger? Its cool, Ive never seen that before!

Thanks!
Julie

[akdale]

Saz wrote:
Hey Dale,
I had to do a doubletake- that is actually the spur off the richardson highway that goes to Allison Point and the pipeline outlet in Valdez. If I didnt have the picture labeled i wouldnt have known the difference. It sure looks like Beluga point on the Seward highway though.

Hope to see ya out on the road next summer Dale!

Like I said, only TWO roads like that : >) Definitely Alaska though.
Happy camping... well... next season.

[Saz]

Hey Dale,
I had to do a doubletake- that is actually the spur off the richardson highway that goes to Allison Point and the pipeline outlet in Valdez. If I didnt have the picture labeled i wouldnt have known the difference. It sure looks like Beluga point on the Seward highway though.

Hope to see ya out on the road next summer Dale!