Idaho's may bs spot
#321
05-31-2015, 11:19 AM
Howdy pat.
I really hope my truxedo tonnue cover goes back on as easy as it was to taken off lol. I just took it all off including the rails, gotta go grab a load of firewood for my mother in law today and didn't want to wreck the cover. And driving the f150 is just killing my ankle, bummer part is my f150 holds more wood because it's an 8ft bed lol
I really hope my truxedo tonnue cover goes back on as easy as it was to taken off lol. I just took it all off including the rails, gotta go grab a load of firewood for my mother in law today and didn't want to wreck the cover. And driving the f150 is just killing my ankle, bummer part is my f150 holds more wood because it's an 8ft bed lol
#325
05-31-2015, 05:54 PM
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Last post of the month for me.
Susi and I went to the RV Show. Kind of disappointing, but we did see some really nice models. Some were so huge, they would be considered "Park" models, as in, tow them somewhere and park for a month or two. Other models/manufacturers are giving us some ideas.
Not much trade-in value on our 1991 Wilderness 24M, so we have to decide if we want to fix/replace the roof, which will probably cost more than the trailer is worth, or trade it in for next to nothing in a couple of years when I graduate from BSU. If we fix/replace the roof, we keep the trailer. If we don't fix/replace the roof, we keep the trailer until it falls in on itself and then salvage yard what's left.
Ideally, I'd like to buy a camper and another trailer. Trailer camping for me, Susi and the dog, for our fishing trips and for my big game hunting trips. Camper camping for just me for my fishing/turkey hunting/small game hunting trips. A canoe would be nice, too.
Susi and I went to the RV Show. Kind of disappointing, but we did see some really nice models. Some were so huge, they would be considered "Park" models, as in, tow them somewhere and park for a month or two. Other models/manufacturers are giving us some ideas.
Not much trade-in value on our 1991 Wilderness 24M, so we have to decide if we want to fix/replace the roof, which will probably cost more than the trailer is worth, or trade it in for next to nothing in a couple of years when I graduate from BSU. If we fix/replace the roof, we keep the trailer. If we don't fix/replace the roof, we keep the trailer until it falls in on itself and then salvage yard what's left.
Ideally, I'd like to buy a camper and another trailer. Trailer camping for me, Susi and the dog, for our fishing trips and for my big game hunting trips. Camper camping for just me for my fishing/turkey hunting/small game hunting trips. A canoe would be nice, too.
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