Tips and Tricks for enclosed trailer as a camper
Sep 17, 2014 | 09:49 AM
#11
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Is old enough to know better, but too young to stop.
Is old enough to know better, but too young to stop.
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From: Northern Virginia, near DC
SWFLMUD, I guess in my old age I kind of forgot what it is like roughing it. Your setup sounds like you are very happy with it and it would be a whole lot cheaper than what I have in my Toyhauler. Which has sat in the driveway for nearly 2 years now. Good luck with it and hope to see you on the trails someday.
Sep 17, 2014 | 12:20 PM
#12
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From: southeastern ma
Amazingly toy haulers have only gone up in price, at least in my area! Wife and i tossed around the idea of trading in our travel trailer for one, but the idea of psending $50k on something to be parked in my driveway 11 months of the year is a bit for us.
This was what prompted me to keep the rv and buy a cargo trailer and outfit for my needs, much cheaper in the end.
This was what prompted me to keep the rv and buy a cargo trailer and outfit for my needs, much cheaper in the end.
Sep 17, 2014 | 09:22 PM
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Great pics thanks for the ideas.
I will have to place all the bikes in that we normally take and just see if toilet or cabinets will fit.
My girlfriend said she would not be able to pee in the trailer while others are sleeping, too embarrassed.
I will have to place all the bikes in that we normally take and just see if toilet or cabinets will fit.
My girlfriend said she would not be able to pee in the trailer while others are sleeping, too embarrassed.