Class B travelling

[Seraphim]

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</P><P><BR><BR>Close to retirement, we travel greatly in a Class B camper. Had planned on going FT, except DW has to care fo her mother to a great extent. Still, nothing beats the B for travelling and boondocking.<BR><BR>We'll have our summers free, at least, in a year or so. Our son can have the house...<BR></P>

 

[dragonflyinthesky]

<P><b><FONT size=3>My Big Guy drools every time he sees one of those. He isn't to keen on my little ancient Shasta tt.</FONT></b></P>

 

[Seraphim]

They can be found at very good prices - the overhead sleeping area is fantastic for storage, and we love the sit-down shower. The headroom is great, as well, and we never feel cramped. We just hop in and travel - no travel plans required.<br><br>Whne we first got it, we thought we'd have to hit a hotel every now and then to 'stretch': hasn't happened yet, and we've been all over the country.<br><br>The one pitfall to this design is gas mileage: the top adds wind resistance. We got 15 mph when the tires were overinflated, but about 12 - 13 on properly inflated tires.<br>

 

[cyndi]

<P><FONT size=3>Hi!&nbsp; Seraphim!&nbsp; I'm sorry to hear your of &nbsp;MIL's health woes.&nbsp; Welcome to the forum!</FONT></P>

 

[Les H]

Seriphim, glad go have you here. I like the "B", , kinda like the upscale more refined cousin ( that went to finishing school , ha ha) of what my bus "Buford" wants to be...
Les

 

[VanTramp]

That's a good looking "B" <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle"> Welcome! I recognize your name from somewhere, perhaps rv.net? Can't remember, haven't been able to get on there for many months!

Look forward to hearing about your travels!

 

[Seraphim]

Thanks all for the welcome. The forum seems to be populated by a lot of interesting people, and I'm enjoying the articles and posts.

VanTramp, I do visit rv.net and I recall seeing your handle as well. Haven't had any problems accessing the site though. Solutions here seem a bit more creative. Iwant to try that solar oven lol

 

[Kenny]

Good looking rig !!<br>

 

[danelady]

I'm drooling here!

 

[Seraphim]

Thank you both - it was a lucky find: only 25K miles on a 12 year old unit. We were looking for something larger and stumbled on to it. Keep an eye out and they can found for sale all over.<br><br>Not exactly stealthy, but good for casino lots, truck stops, Walmarts, etc. The house battery just bit the dust, so I'm going to add a couple to the system while I'm at it, for longer periods of dry camping.<br><br>