My wife and I have our hearts set on trying camping with a travel trailer. No pop-ups, no 5ths, just a plain old camping trailer. I originally had an '01 Dodge Dakota V6 Sport 4WD that we were going to use, but in a weak moment we sold it and got a '...
I am very early in my plans of RVing. I'm reading about hitches, braking systems, tow vehicles etc. One of the things I just thought about was tires. My plan is to use my 2001 Dakota 4X4 to tow a small hard sided camping trailer. Nothing elaborate an...
My wife and I are contemplating renting a TT. I've looked at this very helpful site for my answers but didn't find them, possibly because I tend not to see the obvious!We boated with a large cruiser for years so the camping transition won't be diffi...
Day late and dollar short, but from my standpoint renting is a fixed expense with the entire repair issue being on the renters head. Buying adds the potential cost of repairs to the unknown. Granted, the vehicle may be trouble free and need nothing i...
There is a car running around for quite a nuber of years already that is called the Smart for Two. It's also 1/2 a vehicle and it also costs "good money" but it serves its owners well and satisfies the itch they have.Dif'rent Stroke for Dif'rent Folk...
And NADA pricing or anything else that is "benchmark" is only that, a generalization. Doesn't matter if the product is Trailers and Motorhomes, cars and trucks, or even refrigerators. If you aren't happy with the price of something then you need to w...
Yeah, they actually DO have a roadside assistance arrangement. I believe the owner is VERY concerned about his unit and doesn't need problems. 24/7 by coachnet. Plus I have AAA for whatever that might be worth.
