Long time listener first time caller..

[tbaker]

I have been lurking for a while know and finally decided to join up. Seems like a great bunch of folks around here and very helpful too.

A little about me, I am from Iowa, I have a new to me last year 200 Newmar Kountry Star diesel pusher, Spartan chassis. Marries with 2 children and 1 granddaughter (should have had her first ). Still have a few more years to work but hope to full timer someday. The wife and I are finally getting to spend some time together thanks to the RV lifestyle.

Hope to listen to you storues and wisdom and maybe someday pass some along myself.

I am in the process of upgrading my TVs now to LCD units 1 down and one to go hope to finish this weekend.

All I can think of for now.

[Dixieray53]

Welcome to our little group....This is a great site with great people...Look forward to hearing your stories...and post a pic of your rig....We love pictures....Peace...D

Sitting at French Quarter RV Resort...Giving the liver the night off

[Petro]

tbaker;

Welcome to iRV2. We are happy you decided to join. We have a great group here who like to help when they can so don't be afraid to ask questions. I am sure you will like this site as much as you do your RV.

DM

[Chickadee]

tbaker:

Hi from Tampa and a BIG WELCOME to iRV2.

We're originally out of Duluth, Minn. and started full timing back in 05. In fact, we bought our first rig from Stenzel's RV in Iowa (just Iowa side of border from Elmore, MN Sourth of Blue Earth). Also have daughter in Des Moines.

Glad to have ya along. You'll likely find this forum a good place for info and making friends. Hope to meet ya down the road sometime.

Again, WELCOME!!

Steve & Lynette

[tbaker]

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome. I think I am really going to like it here.

Happy Trails!!

[tncruiser]

welcome and enjoy your very old motor home (you said it is a 200)
just poken fun it appears to me that newmars are well built and i wish you
many years of trouble free safe traveling with the new grand baby
the thing about gkids is we have more money and time to spoil them then
we send em back
brianj

[tbaker]

tncruiser, Yes it is pretty old but I did opt for the wooden wheel instead of the stone one. Keeps the weight down and gets better mpg

One little typo and everyone is a comedian

[slaggmonster]

Hi there

[4Knights]

Since it's that old with wood wheels did you also use whale blubber for fuel prior to the dinosaurs dying off and turning into diesel?
Had to do it

Ron & Wendy 94 Pace Arrow 454

[tbaker]

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Originally Posted by 4Knights Since it's that old with wood wheels did you also use whale blubber for fuel prior to the dinosaurs dying off and turning into diesel? Had to do it Ron & Wendy 94 Pace Arrow 454

Yes when I can get it, the rest of the time I have our pet mammoth pull us around. Kind of like a early version of a wagon train.

[4Knights]

Better than having to do the flint stone brake maneuver . Although I did notice your rig is newer than mine so I might need to borrow the mammoth.

Ron & Wendy 94 Pace Arrow 454

[tbaker]

He works for peanuts.

[MegaRoadie]

One's old buggy is anothers Castle on Wheels !
Love what ya got, care for it well... it will repay you in kind.

Welcome to our group and contribute often, we grow because we talk !

[John_N_Terry]

Welcome to the forums.