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Re: Full time RV Living for a newbie
First off, holy ****! I didn't expect this many responses so fast! Thank you all for your advice. After reading through these comments I think my plan of action is going to be to go to some RV shows and try to get a feel for what I might want, then start renting some that I like until I find one that seems right. I would like to find an older rig to save some money. So maybe something 10ish years old?382Views0likes0CommentsFull time RV Living for a newbie
Im planning on selling my house, car, and everything else, buying some sort of RV or travel trailer and spending the next foreseeable future on the road. only problem is I have no experience in this area. Im a single guy with a dog and have a job I can work remotely. My plan is to hit all lower 48 states and all National parks. I might make a trip up to Alaska and hit those parks as well. I'm not planning to speed run this trip so I will probably be in it for awhile. I don't need much space, but would like to have a bed I dont have to stow, a small cooking area, bathroom, and a space i can set up a laptop to work from. Im planning to leave out of here in about april of next year, so about 7 months. I've been looking at a Casita and a Tacoma to pull it, hoping to save some on gas by getting a smaller truck. What kind of RV or TT and truck combo would you recommend? Thanks in advance for any advice you have for a newbie!3.4KViews0likes31Comments
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