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Bankers who put profits over common sense, or the opportunity to school a perspective buyer instead of enabling their foolish behavior simply because they have the credit.

It's really hard to beat the 4 chapters comment but I think a tragic comedy beats regular comedy and this nugget of truth is absolutely a tragic comedy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And we're going to drop daylight savings time....etc. etc.

Because......freedom!.......apparently......

Very cool rig. I can't believe how spacious these things are inside given their small footprint. GLWS!

Is it the same shape?

Glad it's working out for you Dendy. OP, it'll sell. I had lots of interest in mine but it took awhile. As you probably gathered Dendy above has it now. Wait til camping season gets a little more fired up and people start improving their setups.

I couldn't agree more. All falls under the definition of the word fad. Luckily us humans are going through trends faster and faster and this will quickly die down to the level it's been at since the 60's. Hopefully. It's really a shame that it's not the same with neck tattoos and we'll...

So $55k sounds like a decent price. Do you get matching wheels? Is it really that hard to find/release a picture of a new camper with wheels that match? Do the front seats match or is that a mixed bag too? Howbout the knobs on the cabinets. Just random stuff out of the extra parts bin or do...

12v fridges are not frost free and most do not regulate temperature well. All of the freezers have to be defrosted on occasion or they will simply fill up with frost. Freezing certain things and keeping others too warm is something I've gotten quite used to in years fooling with them. Certain...

It rarely does with decent Tigers.

Demuro already has a long video on it and it's very good. He points out a lot I didn't know.

It's great info Whit, thanks for sharing.

Sold mine a few years ago. Looks like you've got the same challenge I had being about 10' behind the rear wheels. Hard to get any departure at all with all that a** back there.

2005 Itasca Cambria 26 foot? Believe it or not that's lifted a few inches on 255s but it wasn't nearly enough. Google says dry weight on it was only 11,000 pounds. That seems awful low. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Hummer jack is popular among the heavy off-road van crowd. Personally I've always gotten by with the tallest bottle jack I can find and some wood blocks. Can't beat the bottle jack for small storage footprint. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You aren't missing anything. Econolines ride much rougher. Whit has had both and currently drives a Duramax van. He probably has some insight. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

MG's 6.7 Cummins converted E series has an Allison. He sold it though. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good. Perhaps they will eventually drop to what they are worth.

I like Toyos. I had Toyo 255/85-16's on my MH and I know exactly why you went with 255's. I had E-rated Open Country A/T's. This was years ago and I think they were the first Open Country A/T. Personally I would not run M/T's on a motorhome. I'd run A/T's, but that's just me. Also, I'd...