OK, so I'm sorta sketching out the retirement plan (less "retirement" than "screw this I'm out.")Anyway, my plan/goal is to see all the stuff in the lower 48 that I haven't. I reckon that's a 2-3 year project minimum traveling from place to place an...
Just bought this 1968 Puma, and am climbing this steep learning curve...In trying to find if my car can safely pull the thing, the weight of the PUP itself seems important. However, there aren’t any labels anywhere on this old thing! Even the title ...
I’m pretty familiar with winterizing, but have a NTM PUP that I’m concerned about....I don’t have available garage storage- the PUP will live covered underneath my back deck. I’m concerned about critters- mice, chipmunks, maybe even groundhogs. Just ...
I don’t know if I’m lucky, or not...Ran across a screaming deal on CL, $100. I bought a 1968 Puma PUP from the original owner. It appears structurally sound, canvas is all there, no leaks, garage stored. No signs of mice either!So, now- what do I do...
JimK-NY wrote:A small trailer can be very comfortable especially for just one individual. You will need a decent bed, small kitchen and a place to sit. For me a wet bath would also be a necessity. BTW, even if it rains I do not spend my day indoor...
theoldwizard1 wrote:bluedogz1 wrote:theoldwizard1 wrote: A couple of LiFePO4 batteries, solar panels, an inverter and a small generator would cover everything. Cold weather camping would require an electric heater and power (not battery or generator...
agesilaus wrote:Go to some RV shows and see what they have. Slim Potatoehead is a tiny TT advocate you might want to watch some of his stuff. Slim PotatoeheadBe warned he is a Canadian and a bit odd but watchable. He is trapped in Canada right now an...
theoldwizard1 wrote: A couple of LiFePO4 batteries, solar panels, an inverter and a small generator would cover everything. Cold weather camping would require an electric heater and power (not battery or generator), but A/C has the same requirement....
coolmom42 wrote:the main thing you WON'T find in a small trailer is a comfortable place to sit. Dinettes suck for that, and the other option is the bed. RIGHT!! Many moons ago I had a 16' Sunline, and the "dinette" was barely usable.A solution I h...
