Well, it wouldn't be able to go to the campgrounds where we go and I actually would rather not give up canvas bunk ends, to me it is too closed in and looks like a fancy bug-out unit. I would like to have its purchase price in the bank right now though. I was also thinking that to me one of the biggest advantages of the RV is less floor space to clean and, seriously, that "look" requires an extra clean and shine to look good and 3 adults, 2 large dogs and a guinea pig and we would be the "Beverly Hillbillies" of the high end RV set. Also, in KS, with over 8% sales tax, we would need a lot of extra pennies just for the sales tax and then the personal property tax, the insurance......... Pennies add up and I never fail to pick up the stray one but........... I recently was contacted by a distance relative through "Find A Grave" and she was telling me a story about my great-grandfather and how frugal he was, sort of making fun of him and I told her "Oh, that's where I got it!" Well, thank you Great-Grandfather!

Wow! Really fun to look at!

Sherry

I'm not surprised that it is European product because, frankly, they do a much better job on their RVs than do the American companies. Generally though they have smaller RVs but do SO much with the available space and look much more sturdy. Australian does some great things with theirs also especially "outback" styles. I love quality just in smaller packages and I remember the "classics" of the American RV industry when quality was the norm.