I bought a 2022 Grand Designs Transcend trailer in March of this year from a dealer. They were selling it as used for $32k. It had never been used by whoever bought it. Still had the protective plastic on the recliners and some of the appliances. Salesman said it had sold new several months back but the guy never made a payment on it.. they took it back.
Awesome you were there. Canyon who won the main, that's the group we were with. This was the 4th event we have attended and my son and I are intrigued. I hope to hell intrigued is all that is because I really don't need this but hell that looks fun on a nickel budget. We will be on the 16th of Sept.
The guy running the 3/4 ton 4x4 red and white Chevy pickup looks close to being very competitive maybe a little more HP
What's the next level?
Straight to the top for Dave.
well since you have experience the rules say 500$ maximum on the car purchase but no limit of cage,safty equipment, tires, fuel cell ect what I have a problem with is spending good money on a piece of crap that has no value before or after the build but they can asses added lap penalties for a more expensive car or 10$ per violation
I looked this race up and is the only place its held near so cal is at Santa Cruz and that seems to be the closest raceway?
Beautiful rig
VRBO and Hotels.com are so easy. Point and click and you have a nice place. Have fun and then leave. Oh yes get the car washed when you get back home.
I like the thor Aria 3901, but everything I read says to stay away from Thor.
Thank you
The Super C I am looking at is an Entegra. They build some nice stuff.
They do make amazing coaches. I have had zero regrets on my purchase.
Now i need boat prices to come back to reasonable prices since i sold mine
There are a few nice used ones for sale for around fifteen thousand dollars here in arizona.
We've owned an RV for the last 10 years
we do the desert thing as a family... 5 day stays are the norm, and there are no hotels or lodging choices, so the RV thing is a must. If we didn't do the desert hobby, I don't think we'd own one. Yeah they're fun, and we do try and use it here an there in the non desert season... But something is always broken or needs attention, maintenance, keeping them clean etc gets pricey, and even spots at campgrounds etc. I was quoted $1100 for 2 nights at Newport Dunes.... by the time I fueled up, loaded / unloaded / possible wash or detail, we could have just stayed at a pretty nice hotel.
So yeah, I see a lot of used RV's hitting the market in the future at a discount. New stuff has always been "discounted" other than covid times, and the dealers seem to be running high on inventory, so that stuff will be going on sale. Most people didn't know what they were getting into when they made their RV YOLO purchase, and you can tell when their RV is hanging 2' passed their sidewalk or it is bigger than their house
That one is a little to big
Where did you get 6%? How much down and years?Credit scores of 800+ and we landed a small loan at 6%. My wife is Asian.....she's "Alright" when it comes to money management. We'll pay this sucker off rather quickly, so it's all good!
F&A Credit Union, 1/3 down and 10 year term.
In your case of you don’t have the room for rv and trailer. I’d get a 5th wheel and call it a day.
All of these configurations are available because everyone’s needs and wants and finances are different. In our crew there are setups from $600k showhaulers to rooftop overland setups on Jeeps and everything in between. If you have friends it’s good to be on the same page with setups and toys so you can do the group trips. Reality is that you do what works for you at a specific time and swap it out if your needs or wants change. If you can’t or don’t want to take the hit of buying new stuff then buy used. My thought is that in order to really enjoy these types of things it shouldn’t be a financial burden in any capacity and if the thing just goes away it shouldn’t really affect you, but that’s just my opinion
I am the only one in my group lol. Likely would have folks that want to tag along all of a sudden. I think toyhauler works now then motorhome down the road. At least that’s how it works out in my head.All of these configurations are available because everyone’s needs and wants and finances are different. In our crew there are setups from $600k showhaulers to rooftop overland setups on Jeeps and everything in between. If you have friends it’s good to be on the same page with setups and toys so you can do the group trips. Reality is that you do what works for you at a specific time and swap it out if your needs or wants change. If you can’t or don’t want to take the hit of buying new stuff then buy used. My thought is that in order to really enjoy these types of things it shouldn’t be a financial burden in any capacity and if the thing just goes away it shouldn’t really affect you, but that’s just my opinion
Your threads and believe it or not, the under glow lighting (lol) and all the other upgrades you did made me want the RV program. Just know I can’t afford yours!
Total different experiences.
I am the exact same way. I have only ever bought one thing brand new and it was a jet ski. Save so much money getting something used and setup the way you like. A little cleaning and maintenance and good to go.
