I posted this as a question within another thread/topic, but thought that it may make more sense to post it as it’s own specific topic in the Class C section...I am considering a Class C for a cross country trip from VA to WA, but most that I am find...
Thanks to all of your excellent advice, I have decided to find either a full size van or SUV to pull a travel trailer (I am thinking around 20’) for my cross country trip this summer, primarily because of all the pets and needing to have somewhere to...
Hello!I have been trying to research the pros and cons of each and am finding myself getting more confused!I am planning on relocating from VA to WA next summer, and also taking the summer to explore along the way (I work in schools so have my summer...
rjstractor wrote:I don't know, maybe she thinks it will be a fun, exciting adventure that will test her skills and abilities, give her a sense of accomplishment and provide priceless memories? Like maybe the same reason most of us get into RVing??:R...
Bordercollie wrote:I wonder why a woman, with no previous RV owner/operator/maintainer experience, would want to buy an older used RV to take a trip (alone) from VA to WA. It seems to me that driving a car and staying in motels would be safer, easie...
I do need to look into class A’s... for some reason I had it in my head that they were all really big so I had ruled them out. I’m not sure what the difference between a’s and c’s are, so I’ll have to do some research. Thanks for the suggestion!
Okay, that is good to know!! Thanks for the tip, it seems water damage is a very common issue to be on the lookout for so it’s good to have ideas of where to look for it.
Thank you so much for all of your replies! You are an extremely helpful bunch!!It seems that I will really need to have it inspected prior to purchasing... I don’t know enough to even really know what to look for exactly, especially the less obvious ...
