cazalea
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Are there any motorhome enthusiasts here?
I've always wanted to have one but my surplus of smaller vehicles has prevented me from indulging. However I did "host" my friend Steve's bus for awhile
Fun til the darn thing started blowing tires on Interstate 5 in the middle of Camp Pendleton Marine Base. We did change the first one ourselves though.
When the second tire blew in RIverside we had no spare left, so we called the Tire Wizard (Lizard)
Now I watch the RV shows on YouTube and enjoy them vicariously.
Cazalea
Are there any motorhome enthusiasts here?
I've always wanted to have one but my surplus of smaller vehicles has prevented me from indulging. However I did "host" my friend Steve's bus for awhile Fun til the darn thing started blowing tires on Interstate 5 in the middle of Camp Pendleton Marine Ba...
Yes, my enjoyment of them is mostly reserved for....
YouTube reviews, and even then rather sporadically so.... When I see one on the road, I do attempt to decipher what the interior configuration might be like....
The roof terrace is an interesting touch 😊👍🏻
And something you hardly ever see in Europe. I have only driven one (based on an off road truck chassis) and that was fun, as it was really off road capable. Somehow we as a family have not yet tried the experience but maybe one day 😊🤔
I've had a couple of friends that had very special ones. I definitely saw the draw but never wanted to deal with the related expenses or wanted to drive anything that huge. I'd rather be
choosing the more scenic fun roads in a sports car or on a motorcycle and staying at hotels.
In most of Europe, motorhomes of this size are out of place
Even the majority of campgrounds denies offering spaces for vehicles that huge and heavy. And additionally, in most countries an equivalent of the free-to-stay Walmart parkings do not exist. Marcus
That old bus was ‘only’ 30,000 lbs
Newer luxury coaches are 50-60,000 lbs. for about the same footprint. Mike ...
