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We're new to RVing, in our late sixties and early seventies and planning on full time living in a Class C. We'll be searching lot of threads here looking for the answers to our many, many questions. Please be understanding if we ask some really stupid questions.
welcome if we don't know the answer We'll make one up
Thanks to everyone for the warm welcome. I mistakenly stated that we were going to purchase a Class C but we are actually looking for a Class A in the 33 to 38 ft. range.
I have read somewhere that registering the MH in Montana (I think) has advantages from a tax obligation. Anyone have input on this? We live in Texas.
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