pnichols wrote:
Greetings to the Original Poster!!
I see you're posting from San Jose .... is this the one in California?
I'm going to assume you might be way younger than me and that you might be young and not married or one-half of a young couple.
If some of the above is the case, later in life you might want a Class C so that you can have a bit more room and comfort in camping spots like this:
HAHA, thank you for your greetings. Yes, I am at San Jose, CA and I guess it is not far from where you are. I am getting 30 next year and I will probably try a pop up truck camper as the first step, as long as I can switch my Accord to a pickup truck first. Because I still need a vehicle to commuting.
Greetings to the Original Poster!!
I see you're posting from San Jose .... is this the one in California?
I'm going to assume you might be way younger than me and that you might be young and not married or one-half of a young couple.
If some of the above is the case, later in life you might want a Class C so that you can have a bit more room and comfort in camping spots like this:
I see you're posting from San Jose .... is this the one in California?
I'm going to assume you might be way younger than me and that you might be young and not married or one-half of a young couple.
If some of the above is the case, later in life you might want a Class C so that you can have a bit more room and comfort in camping spots like this:
I think we still suffer from government propaganda pitch
"BUY BIG, YOU DESERVE IT, mortgage your house and buy luxury stuff!"
But now the unthinkable 10 years ago become reality >>> Americans drive Smarts and Fiat 500.
I am just finishing 7500 miles of my vacations in TC with DW and 3 dogs.
Would not do it in any other RV.
"BUY BIG, YOU DESERVE IT, mortgage your house and buy luxury stuff!"
But now the unthinkable 10 years ago become reality >>> Americans drive Smarts and Fiat 500.
I am just finishing 7500 miles of my vacations in TC with DW and 3 dogs.
Would not do it in any other RV.
