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Post Info TOPIC: Wanna-be RV-er but no idea what kind! I mean NO IDEA!


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Wanna-be RV-er but no idea what kind! I mean NO IDEA!


Hi!

 

It is me and my two tiny micro-teacup dogs in tow (Elliot and Muffin). I've been looking at everything from the Chalet hardside popups to the TravelManor folding RV to the Chalet Truck Camper to used Class C's. I don't feel safe tent camping anymore but I want to feel comfortable driving whatever it is and being able to drive away from trouble. I'm NOT handy and having owned BMWs forever, I'm not used to breakdowns of any sort so that would freak me out. 

I am hoping to read, research and enjoy this forum and make an informed decision when I make my first purchase (realizing that I will probably learn lots from that and re-choose later). 

Thanks for reading this (if anybody has!) :)

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Welcome!

There are so many options out there, it can be overwhelming to try to decide what is right for you.

Are you looking to full-time? If so, you may want to steer away from pop-ups and folding RVs. The setup and take-down process may be too much to do on a full-time basis.

- Cherie

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Welcome to the forum, look into Tiger Motorhomes, these are basically truck campers, the main difference is the access from the cab to the living area....easy to pull away if needed in the night. Also these are built on very dependable Chevy or Ford platforms, gas or diesel. These units can also be setup up for off road travel and Boondocking......

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You might want to rent several different types of RVs to see what fits.

I would start with a van conversion type (Class B), then a small Class C, Larger Class C and then a Class A.

Keep in mind most RV'ers go through several RVs before they finally land on the right one. Usually from small to big.
Even the largest RVs become easier to drive after a few trips.

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