Owning
a used RV has been interesting. When we first bought it, we had to spend major
money on new tires, sealing the roof, and TV connections. Over the years we’ve
replaced a lot of things like the refrigerator, awning, converter, inverter,
and more. Overall, you save money, but it was getting tiring to keep fixing
things (Poor John!!!). There was a running joke on every new noise we heard.
The worry was how much it would cost us to fix it.
We’re
planning on heading toward Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. We decided to bite
the bullet and upgrade. Not only is it a new RV, but its 3 feet longer. We’re
amazed at how much 3 feet increases the space. We’re still less than 30’ (many
state parks and national parks are difficult to travel in with longer RV’s) but it feels so spacious.
It’s a lot of stress buying a new RV when you are full-timing it. We spent 3 days at the RV store with the paperwork of buying the RV, buying it, moving everything into it, and returning it for some repairs. Lots of work and it will take us weeks to get everything organized.
And
just because it was a spectacular sunrise and maybe to relax a little…
1 comment:
You are living my dream. Being able to travel the country in an RV is on my bucket list. My husband and I have been so busy with commitments over the years that we never get to do it. The sunset is spectacular in that picture. Life in the RV must have some troubles, but all in all, it looks great!
Liza Pilon @ Prairie City RV
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