I don't have much information, so I know that it may not be enough to go on. We have been looking for rv's , mainly at 5th wheels, to full-time in. Our plans are to stay put most of the year in a long-term park and travel during vacations and summe...
At least, I hope so.We just got an offer on our house and as soon as the inspection and appraisal are done, we are going to go looking for our new (to us) RV to live in full-time. We are going used and my intent is to get something that is 2 to 10 ye...
From what I've seen on line, they appear to be more solid and are often a little nicer. Is that why? I can't really tell, for certain, based on pictures.
As we go out to buy a tt (we are not buying new), I want to avoid picking up someone else's lemon. What should we be looking for? My husband is pretty handy and can figure out how to fix most things, but I don't want something that has to be fixed ...
We are possibly going to be full-timing it in a travel trailer and I have two dogs. One is small, the other about 90 lbs. I'm looking at tt with super slides and bunkhouse rooms, but I want to tear out the beds and make it a plain room; maybe with ...
I don't have more info yet, but JAXFL's response:In this area a 20 year old MH is way below $15K. I see 8-15 year old ones for sale for $8-12K all the time.was exactly what I need.I'm not worried about the mechanical end of it. Like I said, my husba...
Actually, I think I was wrong to think I couldn't get what I wanted from a private seller. After reading everyone's posts, I went on Craigslist and looked for used 5th wheels around Boise and sent my husband a list. He's been looking at them this we...
I don't like the idea of dealerships either and for the same reasons you all don't, but we want certain qualities that are non negotiable and it will increase the likelihood of finding a tt with them with a large selection. I really like the idea of...
I don't want to quote and post for every single post (there's no multi-quote here), but thank you all for your suggestions on how to properly prepare for the coldest months. It's not a question of if we are going to do it; we are going to do it. Li...
donn0128 wrote:Boise can get mighty cold in the winter. First off, I have doubts you will find an open RV park.Yes, Boise does get cold.There are several year-round RV parks and I have actually found one that will suit us well. I've spoken with the...
