List your favorite (or not so favorite) movies that have RVs in them.Here is my list.Nomadland Into the Wild - while the main character did not have an RV, it was a constant theme in the movie.
First of all, I am not retired and not even close to retirement age, I both work and full-time and thus leave my RV unattended for 8-10 hours at a time. This makes it a considerably easier target than a RV that is occupied by someone and the schedul...
I realize they don't make it anymore, it seems to have been superseded by the Isata 5 and others but I am interested in the older Isata IF-255, it's a class C with a F550 front and no slides. It's the cheapest luxury they made, hopefully their price ...
I am thinking about getting a mid sized (say 16-passenger) shuttle bus to convert to a full time configuration. I suppose it would fit in the Class C platform.My requirements are:7' or close to it overhead room. (This is the reason high-top sprinter ...
Most of these are captain obvious click-bait type BS.But:I think *my* biggest concern is security. I am not retired, not close to it, I work and thus leave my RV unattended for most of the day. It is a relatively easy target. The type of security RVs...
JimK-NY wrote:This kind of sad journalism is called click bait. I doubt the professional writer who cranks out this nonsense has ever even owned an RV. Here is my experience on the 14 points.1. My RV was not expensive. 2. Even years later we hav...
4x4van wrote: . . . I've owned 2 class C's, both on E350 chassis, and they were both a nightmare to work on. . . . . Working on MY class A (Workhorse chassis) on the other hand, is like stretching out in a large open air garage. The easily removed ...
pics - wow.I had a wheel come off on a regular pickup. I borrowed it. Not sure why, maybe the owner didn't tighten all the lug nuts correctly. I did drive on 3 wheels for at least 100-200 yards, it was the rear wheel and not immediately noticeable, ...
Just a quick thought, might be a good idea to decipher the acronym, in the subject line - believe it or not, not everyone knows what TPMS stands for. Not even in the RV community.Tire Pressure Monitoring System.
