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Old 02-22-2018, 10:40 PM   #29
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We are somewhere around 60+ mods. Believe it or not I think I am reaching the end of the list. !5K miles in 2 1/2 years. Probably have spent more time modifying than using. Retired now so time is not the premium that it was when I was working.


Well your coach manufacturer overlooked quite a few possible options I’d say.

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We are guilty of that. Started the mods with less than 500 miles on the RV and kept going over the winter. Definitely spent as much time working on it as we have using it. But like many have said, it is something that I enjoy and it has become a goal to make the RV the best I can. Plus this gives me something to work on together with my youngest-> he shares my enjoyment of working on mechanical stuff. Plus he will be off to college in 2 years....best have fun with him while I can.

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I love tinkering but I find that I will spend weeks in modifications and money just to make my family and myself more comfortable for one weekend. Has this ever happened to you?
One must remember, that for us gearheads, RVing is more than just a mode of travel. The good news is, that one doesn't need another hobby and probably saves a lot of money in the long run.
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We are guilty of that. Started the mods with less than 500 miles on the RV and kept going over the winter. Definitely spent as much time working on it as we have using it. But like many have said, it is something that I enjoy and it has become a goal to make the RV the best I can. Plus this gives me something to work on together with my youngest-> he shares my enjoyment of working on mechanical stuff. Plus he will be off to college in 2 years....best have fun with him while I can.



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I agree, and it beats spending money watching others play sports.

RVing is great for youth.

I’m not complaining, It just reminds me of driving through one mud hole for fun then spending a day detailing the mess.
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One must remember, that for us gearheads, RVing is more than just a mode of travel. The good news is, that one doesn't need another hobby and probably saves a lot of money in the long run.


Good thoughts.

I guess my problem is I have way to many hobbies with unfinished parts to enjoy those hobbies.

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