If money was no object...

[okmunky]

I really like my little motor home. It's small enough for me to easily drive, and has everything within reason that we need. I do wonder what I might trade up to if the sky was the limit as far as price goes. I firmly believe bigger isn't better, and often just means more hassles.

So, say you won $100 million lottery jackpot. What would you trade up to? RV wise, and or related, that is.

[Dunner]

Probably the shortest DP I could find. Would be a lot of work to Mikidize it like my current one. Sure, I could pay to have it done, but probably wouldn't be the way I wanted.

[Mr_D]

The DW and I have discussed that. Right now we could afford a Newmar Essex and maybe a King Aire. But we don't need all the extra's and glitz you get. We like our Dutch Star just fine. So maybe a new one, and quit working so time to travel. Not sure what we'd do with the 13 yr old grandson that came to us when my wife's daughter died!

[DAN L]

Originally Posted by okmunky

I really like my little motor home. It's small enough for me to easily drive, and has everything within reason that we need. I do wonder what I might trade up to if the sky was the limit as far as price goes. I firmly believe bigger isn't better, and often just means more hassles.

So, say you won $100 million lottery jackpot. What would you trade up to? RV wise, and or related, that is.

my dw says ''a 45' moho with fulltime driver/mechanic quarters''.

[Abnmarine]

I'd order a loaded Newmar 4347 with an entertainment center replacing the curbside sofa. It would be pushed by a new Jeep Rubicon. Then retire from the military when it's ready to be picked up!

[chuydog]

DanL, your wife has the greatest idea that will be posted!

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by DAN L

my dw says ''a 45' moho with fulltime driver/mechanic quarters''.

I can see it now, a travel trailer being pulled by a Moho, but talk about adding hassles to your life -- an employee??? Maybe just have one on 24/7 standby that lives near a major airport and you can have him/her fly to where you are, drive you to your next destination, then fly home.

Now if that person was also excellent at RV maintenance and repair, maybe...

[Davdeb1]

I would get the Newell, and tow a the smallest class A or class C I could find, the best of both worlds. Maybe a RV that goes off road.

[DAN L]

Originally Posted by DAN L

my dw says ''a 45' moho with fulltime driver/mechanic quarters''.

i think it would have to be a super c toy hauler...

[faye]

Originally Posted by dan l

my dw says ''a 45' moho with fulltime driver/mechanic quarters''.

i second this ..........driver for certain and stand by mechanic on call

[UsualSuspect]

I may be the minority here, I am happy with what I have, and would bank the cash in case I need it at a later date.

[jdoc]

I agree with usual suspect. Especially since FW decided to quit making the best MH they ever built.

[SylviaCub]

Originally Posted by okmunky

I really like my little motor home. It's small enough for me to easily drive, and has everything within reason that we need. I do wonder what I might trade up to if the sky was the limit as far as price goes. I firmly believe bigger isn't better, and often just means more hassles.

So, say you won $100 million lottery jackpot. What would you trade up to? RV wise, and or related, that is.

Me? I'd buy several pieces of land and put a honking HUGE Yurt on on each one.

Pacific Yurts

Only fuel cost then would be going to and from.

[phenrichs]

It would be a bigger truck, a toyhauler, some toys to put in it, and then a nice MH for my parents to come along.