I have family members (nephew, wife, twin 5 year old boys, and 10 year old girl) who have become interested in getting a pop-up trailer for their minivan. Currently, they are tenting. My questions:1. Who makes these trailers and which companies are...
After 10 years and 110,000 miles we finally sold our beloved 2006 Sportsmobile Sprinter. It was sad to see it go but it is in good hands - we sold it to some long time friends.We have replaced it with another Sprinter from Advanced RV. The new one i...
I've recently noticed that my 2006 Sprinter (with 110,000 miles) seems to require much higher revs to start up from a stop. I have to admit that this might be just in my imagination, but I would appreciate comments from folks who have had this probl...
We just took our first trip using the new Good Sam campground guide instead of our old Woodall's. What a disappointment! Only the Good Sam campgrounds are rated and they are not necessarily any better than non GS. A lot of campgrounds, including K...
Starting from NE Ohio we have been to California a few times and to the Pacific Ocean via Washington State.We have been to Florida numerous times - the furthest south has been halfway down the Florida Keys. In Texas we have been to the Mexican border...
Well, my first thought is to let you know that the Chrysler body is actually a rebadged Fiat and we all know how good Fiats are. The Ford is actually based on a British design.
We have put 150,000 miles on 2 different Sprinters and have had zero problems with either chassis. We have sold both of them (the second because of health problems, alas) for about 40 % of the original purchase price.I would not consider buying anyth...
The first two responses offered some excellent advice. I would add the obvious - you should have extensive discussions with your own doc's about your condition and how it fits in with your plans. For your choice of RV's I would suggest a class B.
