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Having sold my hybrid which many of you have seen, I purchased a pop-up.
Cheaper to own (not new enough or expensive enough to have to carry insurance), cheaper to maintain (no longer need to pay storage) and cheaper to tow (gas wise.) It has the two king/queen beds, a smaller fridge (coolers for the beer) and a furnace. It has on board fresh water...bout 11 or 12 gallons for cooking and dishes but that's it. No shower or commode. It doesn't have a 'porta potty' nor will it as I consider those to be something on the order of adult diapers.... It also has AC if I am at a place that has full hook ups. I'll need to get a 12v battery, deep cycle and get it wired in...the previous two owners only stayed at full service campgrounds. I am also going to purchase a small generator, Honda,/Coleman or the like so if you have a used one, let me know. I'll need it for more remote areas on the creeks and streams which will not be named here. It's a 1998 Rockwood (manufactured by Forest River) and has been used very, very little. It will take me a week or two to get the maintenance caught up. I like to be current on bearings, lubing the lift system and other preventative steps. The hard shell top will be excellent for transporting my kayaks. I plan on using this unit till it dies, which should be about the same time as my body quits. I owned one pop-up for 17 years and sold it for as much as I paid for it! That'll make me 71 and the men in my family do not live all that much longer than that....slowly but surely, Frank the Elder is passing me by! I'm planning on a spring run at the great lakes, some muskie fishing right here on an Ohio river, several times to the NC high country and anything else that happens along. Hey Opie, if you're still reading, drop me a line, my email bounced..... ....and lastly, significantly because it is not the least, a trip to the UP......I plan on packing a big lunch...to be cooked over an open fire.....to last the day and maybe a nice bottle of wine to go with it.....because I could spend all day every day of a week below a certain waterfalls.....but I won't. Just two days, I *will* have to explore new areas..... john |
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