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Pat... We have no idea. We have kicked the idea around a little bit before but we didn't want to dump a lot of money into it if we weren't going to like it. Well my wife is what I call..... High Maintenance! She has to have AC (which isn't all bad either). Long story short is we found a 25' or 28' (can't remember now) 1975 Coachman. It is VERY dated but looked to be in decent shape from what I could tell in the pics. The guy is asking $800.00 for it. I of course won't pay that but you know how that goes. Supposed to go look at it this weekend. Best part is... My mom wants to split the cost with us so we can meet once or twice a year half way and spend a weekend (she's in the Twin Cities area).
nikates... Not sure that I have. The place I saw you at is on the corner of Elm or Coolage and Sharp. I thought it was just a younger crew that lived there and I don't recall seeing a camper but will look when I head home for lunch.
nikates... Not sure that I have. The place I saw you at is on the corner of Elm or Coolage and Sharp. I thought it was just a younger crew that lived there and I don't recall seeing a camper but will look when I head home for lunch.
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We have no idea. We have kicked the idea around a little bit before but we didn't want to dump a lot of money into it if we weren't going to like it. Well my wife is what I call..... High Maintenance!
I totally understand the "high Maintenance" part! My wife won't do the camping thing anymore without ac! I think your doing it smart, no sense spending a milliion bucks for something you may not use as much as you think. If you and the wife enjoy it, you can always trade up. I'm pretty much doing the same with my boat. I bought one that was ten years old, if we get alot of use out of it, we'll probably trade up in a few years. Let us know if you get it.
I totally understand the "high Maintenance" part! My wife won't do the camping thing anymore without ac! I think your doing it smart, no sense spending a milliion bucks for something you may not use as much as you think. If you and the wife enjoy it, you can always trade up. I'm pretty much doing the same with my boat. I bought one that was ten years old, if we get alot of use out of it, we'll probably trade up in a few years. Let us know if you get it.
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Once a year I go canoing (if I spelled that right) and tent camping on the Niobrarah River (once again my spelling sucks) up by Valentine. This year I plan on taking a week vacation for the canoe trip and go out to Rapid City and tent camp all the way back home.
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Originally Posted by FordTrucksKickGM
Once a year I go canoing (if I spelled that right) and tent camping on the Niobrarah River (once again my spelling sucks) up by Valentine.
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Not to bad. I am working when I am in town. I am quarter of the way though it. All my hair has fallen out. I need to stay away from sick people. My white blood cell count it really low. Monday out to Rapid City for five treatments, if I can get there, we are susposed to get a good spring storm.
Ask me in a week how I will feel.
Ask me in a week how I will feel.
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