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RE: Class A gas - fiberglass roof? Who uses them?
We have a 2014 Tiffin Allegro with a one piece fiberglass roof.
Easy to clean and maintain.
Good Luck....
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wjschill
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09/08/23 09:48am |
Class A Motorhomes
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Best route from Angleton, TX to Abilene, TX
Reposting as a member has suggested.
I see many ways to get to Abilene, but any input regarding road conditions and construction would help.
We are headed to Abilene to watch our grandson in a rodeo.
Thanks again.
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wjschill
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05/06/23 03:44pm |
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best route
Any opinions as to the best route from Angleton, TX to Abilene, TX.
Our grandson will be in the rodeo finals the first week of June.
Thanks, Skip
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05/05/23 04:48pm |
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RE: Full Time Motorhome
As mentioned before, the Tiffin 36 LA is a great bath and a half coach.
We have had ours now for a year and a half. Although we aren't full-timers, the DW loves the combo w/d.
We often mention that we could live full time in it. There's so much storage in the basement.
Ours is a 2014 model, and after looking for almost two years we found this one with low mileage (21,000), and well taken care of for $83K.
We did consider a Winny with pretty much the same floor plan, but went Tiffin which has the fiberglass roof instead of the rubber compound.
Before we bought, I hired a professional r/v inspector, ($800) to perform the inspection. Not sure why, but he stated that the Tiffin coaches from 2010 thru 2016 were their "wonder" years, and had a very good track record for quality.
I'm sure that could really be debated, but just thought I'd throw that in.
Be patient, you'll figure it out.
Also, add f/t coach insurance to your budget. It can be pretty pricey.
Best of luck.
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wjschill
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04/09/23 08:01am |
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RE: Tiffin Sealant Question
Tiffin uses a silicone base sealant.
Dicor will not stick to silicone.
Watch AZ Expert on You-Tube. he covers this many times, by showing how the Dicor fails to seal over silicone.
Good Luck.
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01/31/23 10:57am |
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RE: Firearms in RVs in California
On a lighter note. My DW and I traveled to the Hoover dam for the tour. I moved my 9mm to the trunk of the car as we had to go through a check point, and I didn't want it to be within arms distance.
Sure enough, they asked me if I had a weapon. I responded that I did, and it was in the trunk.
They turned us away, and we had to store it at a gun range about 20 miles away before we could enter the Hoover dam area parking.
My DW asked me why I just didn't tell the agents that I didn't have a weapon, to avoid the long drive back and forth for storage.
I replied, " Honey, we have Texas plates on both ends of this auto. Do you really think they would have let us through without an inspection"?
But, to the OP. I wouldn't go anywhere in our RV without a weapon. Especially CA.
Happy Travels!!
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10/22/22 10:07am |
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