Hi allI am from the UK and looking to spend winters in US South West. Provided the visa application goes well (we only get 90 days in US as standard so need a B2 visa) we will buy a 5er and truck for our winter stay and store it over the summer whils...
Hi AllMy Wife and I are on vacation here from the UK in a rental 30 ft class c. Having a great time so far.Would like to spend some time in Phoenix. Currently in Tucson but have to leave on Feb 1 as park here is booked up.Can anybody suggest some goo...
Hi allWe are over here from the UK and are currently in Tucson (lovely warm days mmmm). My Wife and I have both always wanted to visit Texas.Looking at the map, the places we would like to see are San Antonio, Corpus Christi and Houston, or any combi...
Hi allWell we have decided to take the plunge and apply for our B2 visa so we can leave the cold wet UK behind for the winter months and cruise around the warm sunny south west.We are here right now (Tucson for now, maybe on to Texas later) on our 90...
Hi AllJust found this great site, first post.My wife and I are here on vacation from the UK to escape our rubbish winter (cold and wet). We are in a rented Class C 28 footer. All very nice, going great so far. Currently sat writing this in the sunshi...
Hi again allFirstly, huge thanks to everyone for the really useful info. Thought I would post an update.Wifey and I went out today just to look at RV fivers to get a better feel for what we might want to go for. We came across a unit we both really l...
dballentine wrote:3500 = Model number for GMC/Chevy/RAM 1-ton trucks. Equivalent Ford model is F-350.SRW = Single Rear Wheel (per side). As opposed to DRW, dual rear wheel, commonly called a "dually".RAM 6.4/4.10 = RAM (Dodge) brand, 6.4 liter motor,...
misterpowertools wrote:if you are not planning on travelling with the trailer, you may as well hire someone to move it 2x a year for you and buy or rent a car.Yes we did consider that as an option but I think we will move around more often than that....
romore wrote:I hesitate to recommend such a vehicle unless you have gained some driving experience on this side of the pond. That is a huge combination which requires practice, the truck alone is somewhat larger than anything you would normally drive...
Need-A-Vacation wrote:With that weight I would suggest a 3500 (brand of your choice) srw, if possibly even a dually. Diesel motor only with that weight. You would be at the very upper end of the Ram 6.4/4.10's rating, if not over a little once loaded...
