There are other kinds of trailers that hitch to the back of a pickup truck as opposed to the bed of it. Although trucks seem to be the most common tow vehicle, we've also seen SUV's towing these trailers.
Slides are big features in newer RVs. With the press of a button, a section of the motorhome will "slide" out thereby creating more interior space. We've got one in ours but many of the RVs we've seen have as many as three.
Truck campers are great for a weekend trip but you probably wouldn't want to be in one full-time. A camper shell is attached to the bed of a regular pickup truck. Hard to imagine a toilet and shower in there but I'm told that's a feature of the upper-end camper.
Slides are big features in newer RVs. With the press of a button, a section of the motorhome will "slide" out thereby creating more interior space. We've got one in ours but many of the RVs we've seen have as many as three.
Truck campers are great for a weekend trip but you probably wouldn't want to be in one full-time. A camper shell is attached to the bed of a regular pickup truck. Hard to imagine a toilet and shower in there but I'm told that's a feature of the upper-end camper.
posted by Thomas and Stacey at 11:38 AM
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Something about this:
"It's a Class "C" like the one we bought but it's got a Mercedes engine and runs on diesel. The interior has a hip Ikea look to it which beats the dated feel of most of the other interiors."
makes me imagine a an old-man Bruce singing. Born to Retire, maybe... Really: try singing it with an underbite.
OK, now it's stuck in my head. Sing it to the Born to Run melody:
It's a Class C
like the one we bought
but it's got a Mercedes diesel engine
The interior has
a hip Ikea look:
beats the dated feel of the others
C'mon, you sing too!
tramps like us! baby, we were born to retire.....
run sounds way better.
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