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Old 05-06-2016, 01:46 PM   #1
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Hello everyone! I'm starting to explore the world of RV's with the plan of purchasing one. This is being done on a single female's budget so it's an exploration of an older and smaller motor home. Tomorrow I'm looking at a 2003 30' Damon Daybreaker. That might be bigger than what I want. Actually I'm not even sure whether the Class A's, B+'s or C's would be the best for me. I will probably also look at the Class C or B+'s that might be more economical to own(?) and smaller to handle. It will be for me and my 2 small dogs and to take along a friend now and then. I hope to retire within the next year and am looking forward to being able to go places where dogs are welcome vs. a rented condo or hotel room. Also looking forward to spending some of these ungodly winters where it might be warm. I camped with my kids when they were young, but haven't camped since then, other than some backpacking. So....if anyone has words of wisdom or experience to share about which type of motor home might be the best suited to a single female with 2 dogs, fire away! I'm all ears. Thanks! Diane
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Renting a RV prior to purchase is always a good choice. It'll get you away and at the same time you'll see what works best for you. Space is always something to think about as well as storage. Good luck in finding your new home.
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Hi Diane! Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang!

A B+ might be a good way to start!

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Old 05-07-2016, 04:41 AM   #5
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Thanks for your thoughts

Any idea where the cost of keeping, operating and maintaining the different types of RV's might be available? Or, maybe you have experience of your own to share? Also, can you direct me to a place in TV forums that might point to a thread that covering a single female traveling with dogs? Please don't let me wear you out with questions!
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