Quote from: Vale on November 02, 2014, 05:37:34 PM
That's so awesome! I've always loved the idea of having an RV. Unfortunately they're all extremely expensive. 
Vale, RV's come in all shapes, sizes, and varieties from towable to drivable, there are also different levels of RV's... an entry level unit is designed for young families with children and don't necessarily have to break the bank. I bought a mid level, mid priced "Mom & Pop" coach meaning it is designed for only 2 people. These are aimed at older retirement types. My two priorities were #1-the ability to survive winter, it will not be as warm or as sturdy as a house but hey it is what it is and I am thankful to have a place to sleep and roof over my head. #2-livability, I wanted something big enough not to become claustrophobic, or feel like I am in a phone booth. Although it is small as houses go, just about 300sft. of living space inside, storage is at a premium. It is big enough for me, my clothes and some personal items, photos etc. I will have to slim down to bare essentials and limit what goes on board to what I actually need vs what I want. Again I am thankful
Kova: I watched it twice also, thinking...wow can't these people read or see it's a low bridge? SMH
