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I think the lightly used rig is the best! The seller will often include all those things you have to go purchase if you buy new, like locks, chocks, hoses, maybe solar and more. David, I'm gonna use your "Pump the brakes!" quote. Or not...
Great Tips! Another one to consider is making a relationship with the dealership of your choice. Of course, we are biased but it is important to make a friend with the salesmen, get to know the culture of the place you're buying from, and check if they have a service department, that's always a plus!
Don't be afraid to consider a used RV. We bought one new, used it twice, realized this was not for us (to me more trouble than it was worth ) and sold it to PPL in Houston,TX and took a small loss. There was absolutely nothing wrong with the trailer, I simply changed my mind. Just food for thought.
Experienced advise, thanks! When this Covid predicament is over I'll be replaying this and the previous video before committing. Huge thanks! Stay safe folks!
Love the channel. We have 3 children so went with 2 bathrooms. We go out around 80 days a year. Love the outdoors and exploring. Your channel provides practical advice.
So glad to see ya al, thank you for notifying me. I have been watching for a few year now. Glad to see everyone doing good, take care out there and B Safe
Another very helpful video! I took notes again on this video and I am starting my notebook of advice. Some do's and dont's We just started looking and I am excited. It is so hard not to want to jump in the first one you see. LOL I am ready to find a good Rv show to attend. Thanks again.!
The mistake we made on our first RV was buying with the thought that people were wanting to go with us. We figured my nephews would be camping with us all the time, so we bought a bigger RV with bunks and plenty of amenities. Turns out they had no interest in camping. So we were hauling this huge RV with only my wife and I and our dogs. We now downsized to a smaller unit and couldn’t be happier! Fits us perfectly!
It's very easy to be overwhelmed by all the different brands, models available. So take pictures and notes and do thorough inspections, reviews before deciding. We also found a better deal on the exact model we wanted and saved about $1000.
I shopped for 4 months and then finally decided on the model I wanted. Saved $6k by driving 4hrs and towing it back. Cost $300 in hotel, food, and gas. Was a nice weekend trip 😉 Mine was a new 2020 and got it for just $2k more than any of the used ones. Used isn’t always the best deal due to model upgrades over the years. For me, this floor plan was only available for 3yrs
Always start out at a MSRP less 40% then inch very slowly up if you have to. I just priced with two different salesmen a new 2021 1/2 Grand Design Imagine XLS. I shot my 40% off MSRP off the lot and the first one agreed right off. The 2nd salesman came back at 35% but two days later came back at my original offer. ALSO: with the huge RV sales this past year in a year or two there will be a boatload of like new seldom used RV's for sale. The market will probably be saturated with them bringing used prices down. I would expect to pay about 50-55% off the original MSRP. Check out RV Trader to see what the market is doing and beware of "add on" fees. Forget extended warranty's, paint and fabric protection etc, etc
If you are financing a RV, banks typically have better rates on new RV’s versus old ones. RV’s over 10 years old are typically not able to be financed by a traditional bank. If financing, work with your bank first to have financing in place. Typically can get a better rate then what the dealerships can offer. Dealerships will also try to do better then your bank. Don’t go shopping without knowing how you will pay for it.
I think my parents wanted an Airstream when I was a kid in the 1970s. But they were and are expensive. We actually got by with a light duty 73 Ford pickup and basic slide-in camper for several years, until we got a larger truck and 20' gooseneck.
Floorplans in a truck camper are limited until slides come into play. We bought for the fiberglass shell, guaranteeing no dryrot/ laminate issues. We went with the BIGFOOT and it works wonderful for our small dog to get up to the bed.
We love our most sincere TT, but ever since the 3rd or 4th video, we have had major window envy. Our biggest purchasing criteria was being sure we could pull it with our midsize SUV. Another great video!
I bought used, 600 miles away, so I paid a NRVIA certified inspector to go over the rig with a fine toothed comb. The information in the inspection report saved us more than the cost of the inspection. Plus several issues were highlighted and repaired that I’m sure I would have missed. We saved about 40% over the cost of the same rig new, it was 2 years old, but rarely used. I made the mistake of the tow vehicle as well. Traded it in with 8,000 miles and took a beating. (I needed the 1 ton diesel dually!!!).
When we first started looking we went from class A to a class C and now down to a pull trailer maybe a fifth wheel...but getting it dialed down. We have about four years to go and intend to do this as early retirement. My wife gets bored with the details but I'd rather be prepared at purchase time and know more than less. Thanks again for your great video we appreciate it.
Thanks guys! Late last fall/early winter we found a 2021 Keystone Springdale 202rd that we planned to purchase from a local dealer for $21plus k. We put our house on the market. When we received an offer on our house we asked the dealer if they'd hold the trailer. They would for a large non-refundable deposit (can't blame them). We decided to "put on the breaks" and keep looking. Guess what we found?!! A 2018 Keystone Springdale 202rd with all the extras we would have had to add for about $10k less! Our house sale closed Friday and we're picking up the trailer tomorrow. Thanks for all your insight. Be well!
Good points. I would add if you already have a truck check out the towing information on the label of the door to verify what you can tow. Plus, if you have a truck that already has a tow package check the data sticker on that as well. That way you know for sure what you can and cannot tow legally and safely. Also, in my case I am buying from a dealership (good reputation - not Camping World) and my new unit has been delayed. I even contacted the manufacturer and they responded immediately and gave me the true details about when I could expect it. During that time my local dealership got the unit my family wants and because I was upfront with the sales guy (on both teams) I was able to get the first dealer to drop $1K off of the price and unfortunately the local dealership could on come down. So I'm saving $2500 by driving 3 hours to the original dealership. The plus side, is that I still maintained a good relationship with the local dealership by being honest and upfront. And to be honest the other dealership is still making profit off of the sale. Now lets hope everything else works out well in about a week when the unit arrives.
I would add read online reviews regarding the various manufacturers. Recently, we considered upgrading to a Winnebago HIKE but were shocked by the negative reviews towards Winnebago in general. I think all RV manufacturers are taking a hit now as they are struggling to meet demand so workmanship/material/etc., might be taking a hit. We made a list of things we wanted in our trailer and the list included length, weight, bathroom type (dry or wet), solar, etc. Once we had the list we then did a pretty extensive internet search to narrow the field. Once we had five brands/models we started reading the reviews. We also read as much about the trailers as we could and in many visits to RV dealerships, we were more knowledgeable than the sales rep. Regarding tow vehicle - read and understand exactly what your vehicle or the one you plan to buy can tow. Does it come with a factory tow package (you want that). Other factors that need to be considered is allowed tongue weight, weight of the TV itself (that does factor in). Don't rely on the RV dealership to tell you whether or not your TV capable of pulling the RV.
Hello I'm glad your making new videos.. it is those PanHandlers is really hurting walmart, truck stops, cracker barrel, an alot more , plus those weekend campers, or the full timers doesn't take there garbage with them. Those are the ones that is ruining it for the rest of the true boondocks. It not the pandemic making those places to stop . It is apart the unclean an panhandlers ..
We are in the "just looking" phase with a class C in mind. The problem we have is that we are in a motorhome dead zone. There are only two dealers within 2 hours and right now they have no inventory. Any other dealers are too far away for us to casually shop. If we wanted a trailer we could find them within a few minutes. It is quite frustrating but eventually we'll find our RV.
Already made the mistake of buying a new travel trailer last year 🤦♂️but we did shop around and found a really good deal. Awesome video though I will for sure use your advice on our next one ! Thanks guys!
I have been searching for a yr now. I have noticed while looking online. The prices vary significantly depending on part of the country. CA has the highest prices compared to TX. So I have been looking at all the small dealerships to see if I can get what want from then. Also, I am looking for older models as well to save more. Amazing at how many I found that have less than 20,000 miles on them. Good points.
Points list because you didn't put in titles: 1: Falling in love with first RV you see 2: You don't need to buy new 3: Letting salesman pressure you into a sale 4: Not fully inspecting an RV before buying 5: Don't buy an RV you want soon as you find it, shop around other dealers that have the same floor plan 6: Not checking out enough styles of RV's for what you truly need 7: Buying your tow vehicle before buying your RV trailer 8: Don't buy an RV just before you travel, plan your RV purchase well before your expedition
RVs have been in demand since last year and dealers selling over msrp and having no inventory as most get sold before dealer receives. Even used is going for more than normal asking price. But alot of people bought RVs last year because of pandemic, give it a year and the market will be saturated with used RVs because most realized it's not for them. That will be a great time to buy used.
Hey guys me and my wife really miss the type of videos you two used to do .seems like since Ft Wayne lately these videos are ( run of the mill vids ) kinda boring actually. In other words we miss your weekly updates your hiking trips ,how your weather been ect.hope you don't take this the wrong way. Until next time take care and safe travels.
But isn't it true when salespeople who say act now or that model may not be available, when it comes to in demand rigs like Tavatos, Revel's, Ekkos, Nemar, Tffen, Thor, type vans or RV's? How do you combat that pressure with those hard to get rigs? To get great deals & not have to pay MSRP prices?
Am I the only one interested in RVs that came across this channel because of the thumbnail of David shirtless for the "RV Shower Cold Water Blast & Leaky Shut Off Valve Fix - DIY RV Upgrade" episode and then subscribed because it was an awesome channel? I'm not saying David needs to go shirtless in more videos, but, you know, couldn't hurt.
@@markwitt9299 All I'm saying is, if it gets people to go into an Abercrombie & Fitch store, maybe there's a marketing tactic for the channel being overlooked. :-)
Thanks for all your info you provide and I respect your opinion. This will be my first camper purchase and I am debating on a bunkhouse slide model vs non slide bunkhouse. I see the benefits of both but my wife really likes the extra space the slide provides. I worry about the maintenance and longevity of a slide. If you where to purchase again, with all that you know now, would you get a slide or stick with the non slide. Thanks again and look forward to your answer.
How about dont buy one that's to big...everybody I know including myself buys the biggest RV and then when they have to tow it and back it in and store it they say why did we get such a huge rv we dont really need one this big lol
I think unless you are going full time, it’s a mistake to finance an RV. If you can’t buy it in full, you can’t afford it, and I would only buy used. Also, I would not own an RV unless I had a place to park it on my property, paying for storage is ridiculous. If you can’t pay in full and store it yourself you should rent until you can. Too many people are carrying too much debt. Whatever happened to saving for things? I own everything I have, including my home, the RV and the parking space. I’m not “fortunate”, I worked for it, and waited until I could afford what I wanted.
Here in Nevada, after a year of looking, it came down to 2 manufacturers and 2 models. We had to drive 8 hours to see one because there is no KZ dealer here.
Hey, I am looking at a Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1900RD. It's a 22', no side, with rear dinette, 15" tires. I think it's similar to your Springdale brand.
Loooong 3 years of your life living in RV? Sleep, eat, move, sleep, eat, move? It must be nice to see new places but long lost 3 years of life. Is it like young retirement when people no longer work because they have no energy or purpose? (hopefully I am wrong :)
They aren't going to last long, we tried the walk away and they had the model sold the next day. We had to order one and didn't get near the deal if we had purchased the stock unit, at least right now.
New,used, any type of outfit. Dealers are only there to get as much money out of you as possible. Some sales persons are decent people but unfortunately their profession is a snake ish one.
You guys seriously need to put titles in your videos as you go, you talk for 12 minutes but it's impossible to find what you're talking about in any particular moment in the video
I am enjoying your vloggs......but please stop using the word " cheep " , "cost effective " is much more becoming of a classy couple such as yourselves......I'll still keep watching just the same, cheers
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The salesman got me once. Don’t pay MSRP. Don’t be afraid to walk away. Good points David 👍🏼
Ya horrble when they got their hooks into you.
Your points are right on. Now too get the newbie to watch your video.
I think the lightly used rig is the best! The seller will often include all those things you have to go purchase if you buy new, like locks, chocks, hoses, maybe solar and more. David, I'm gonna use your "Pump the brakes!" quote. Or not...
Great Tips! Another one to consider is making a relationship with the dealership of your choice. Of course, we are biased but it is important to make a friend with the salesmen, get to know the culture of the place you're buying from, and check if they have a service department, that's always a plus!
Don't be afraid to consider a used RV. We bought one new, used it twice, realized this was not for us (to me more trouble than it was worth ) and sold it to PPL in Houston,TX and took a small loss. There was absolutely nothing wrong with the trailer, I simply changed my mind. Just food for thought.
Experienced advise, thanks! When this Covid predicament is over I'll be replaying this and the previous video before committing. Huge thanks!
Stay safe folks!
Love the channel. We have 3 children so went with 2 bathrooms. We go out around 80 days a year. Love the outdoors and exploring. Your channel provides practical advice.
To properly inspect an RV you are serious about will take all day. Good points thank you.
Very true!
So glad to see ya al, thank you for notifying me. I have been watching for a few year now. Glad to see everyone doing good, take care out there and B Safe
Another very helpful video! I took notes again on this video and I am starting my notebook of advice. Some do's and dont's We just started looking and I am excited. It is so hard not to want to jump in the first one you see. LOL I am ready to find a good Rv show to attend. Thanks again.!
That tiger cat is scrumptious ❤️
Just like with cars buy a year old RV you’ll save thousands. Thanks for the pointers David and Rho.
I absolutely adore you both!
The mistake we made on our first RV was buying with the thought that people were wanting to go with us. We figured my nephews would be camping with us all the time, so we bought a bigger RV with bunks and plenty of amenities. Turns out they had no interest in camping. So we were hauling this huge RV with only my wife and I and our dogs. We now downsized to a smaller unit and couldn’t be happier! Fits us perfectly!
I agree with everything you said... good job!
It's very easy to be overwhelmed by all the different brands, models available. So take pictures
and notes and do thorough inspections, reviews before deciding. We also found a better deal on the exact model we wanted and saved about $1000.
I shopped for 4 months and then finally decided on the model I wanted. Saved $6k by driving 4hrs and towing it back.
Cost $300 in hotel, food, and gas. Was a nice weekend trip 😉
Mine was a new 2020 and got it for just $2k more than any of the used ones.
Used isn’t always the best deal due to model upgrades over the years.
For me, this floor plan was only available for 3yrs
I looked nationwide for a year and found mine two blocks from my home. Sometimes it’s all about timing and patience.
Solid video. I'm really hoping to buy something soon and get out of the same situation. Thanks so much for the advice.
Thankyou for the info! Have a great day!
Always start out at a MSRP less 40% then inch very slowly up if you have to. I just priced with two different salesmen a new 2021 1/2 Grand Design Imagine XLS. I shot my 40% off MSRP off the lot and the first one agreed right off. The 2nd salesman came back at 35% but two days later came back at my original offer.
ALSO: with the huge RV sales this past year in a year or two there will be a boatload of like new seldom used RV's for sale. The market will probably be saturated with them bringing used prices down. I would expect to pay about 50-55% off the original MSRP. Check out RV Trader to see what the market is doing and beware of "add on" fees. Forget extended warranty's, paint and fabric protection etc, etc
Great Information guys 👍
If you are financing a RV, banks typically have better rates on new RV’s versus old ones. RV’s over 10 years old are typically not able to be financed by a traditional bank.
If financing, work with your bank first to have financing in place. Typically can get a better rate then what the dealerships can offer. Dealerships will also try to do better then your bank. Don’t go shopping without knowing how you will pay for it.
Thanks for another great vidio. I currently live in a camper. Been taking my time too find a newer one with the right lay out
Another fine video. Great information , great advice . Take care and God Bless You Both and fur babies
All very good points for sure.
I think my parents wanted an Airstream when I was a kid in the 1970s. But they were and are expensive. We actually got by with a light duty 73 Ford pickup and basic slide-in camper for several years, until we got a larger truck and 20' gooseneck.
Floorplans in a truck camper are limited until slides come into play. We bought for the fiberglass shell, guaranteeing no dryrot/ laminate issues.
We went with the BIGFOOT and it works wonderful for our small dog to get up to the bed.
Awesome video, thanks for posting this up.
best topic you made was the tow vehicle! I see way too many using to small of a tow vehicle for the size of RV
That dog was too adorable. Those looks🧡❤!!
We love our most sincere TT, but ever since the 3rd or 4th video, we have had major window envy. Our biggest purchasing criteria was being sure we could pull it with our midsize SUV. Another great video!
Keystone Springdale is a good product. We've had 2 of them and they were great, no major issues with either of them.
I bought used, 600 miles away, so I paid a NRVIA certified inspector to go over the rig with a fine toothed comb. The information in the inspection report saved us more than the cost of the inspection. Plus several issues were highlighted and repaired that I’m sure I would have missed. We saved about 40% over the cost of the same rig new, it was 2 years old, but rarely used. I made the mistake of the tow vehicle as well. Traded it in with 8,000 miles and took a beating. (I needed the 1 ton diesel dually!!!).
When we first started looking we went from class A to a class C and now down to a pull trailer maybe a fifth wheel...but getting it dialed down. We have about four years to go and intend to do this as early retirement. My wife gets bored with the details but I'd rather be prepared at purchase time and know more than less. Thanks again for your great video we appreciate it.
Can you do a video on some of the options you have since seen and wish u had?
Thanks for all the great information, good to know 👍
These guys know what they are talking about. I give this video a 180 on a scale from 1 - 100! Another GREAT video!
Thanks Dave!
Thanks guys! Late last fall/early winter we found a 2021 Keystone Springdale 202rd that we planned to purchase from a local dealer for $21plus k. We put our house on the market. When we received an offer on our house we asked the dealer if they'd hold the trailer. They would for a large non-refundable deposit (can't blame them). We decided to "put on the breaks" and keep looking. Guess what we found?!! A 2018 Keystone Springdale 202rd with all the extras we would have had to add for about $10k less! Our house sale closed Friday and we're picking up the trailer tomorrow. Thanks for all your insight. Be well!
I Miss you guys travel or pet video's!!
I agree. More travel and pets, less advice.
This video is legit
Good points. I would add if you already have a truck check out the towing information on the label of the door to verify what you can tow. Plus, if you have a truck that already has a tow package check the data sticker on that as well. That way you know for sure what you can and cannot tow legally and safely. Also, in my case I am buying from a dealership (good reputation - not Camping World) and my new unit has been delayed. I even contacted the manufacturer and they responded immediately and gave me the true details about when I could expect it. During that time my local dealership got the unit my family wants and because I was upfront with the sales guy (on both teams) I was able to get the first dealer to drop $1K off of the price and unfortunately the local dealership could on come down. So I'm saving $2500 by driving 3 hours to the original dealership. The plus side, is that I still maintained a good relationship with the local dealership by being honest and upfront. And to be honest the other dealership is still making profit off of the sale. Now lets hope everything else works out well in about a week when the unit arrives.
I would add read online reviews regarding the various manufacturers. Recently, we considered upgrading to a Winnebago HIKE but were shocked by the negative reviews towards Winnebago in general. I think all RV manufacturers are taking a hit now as they are struggling to meet demand so workmanship/material/etc., might be taking a hit. We made a list of things we wanted in our trailer and the list included length, weight, bathroom type (dry or wet), solar, etc. Once we had the list we then did a pretty extensive internet search to narrow the field. Once we had five brands/models we started reading the reviews. We also read as much about the trailers as we could and in many visits to RV dealerships, we were more knowledgeable than the sales rep. Regarding tow vehicle - read and understand exactly what your vehicle or the one you plan to buy can tow. Does it come with a factory tow package (you want that). Other factors that need to be considered is allowed tongue weight, weight of the TV itself (that does factor in). Don't rely on the RV dealership to tell you whether or not your TV capable of pulling the RV.
Hello I'm glad your making new videos.. it is those PanHandlers is really hurting walmart, truck stops, cracker barrel, an alot more , plus those weekend campers, or the full timers doesn't take there garbage with them. Those are the ones that is ruining it for the rest of the true boondocks. It not the pandemic making those places to stop . It is apart the unclean an panhandlers ..
We are in the "just looking" phase with a class C in mind. The problem we have is that we are in a motorhome dead zone. There are only two dealers within 2 hours and right now they have no inventory. Any other dealers are too far away for us to casually shop. If we wanted a trailer we could find them within a few minutes.
It is quite frustrating but eventually we'll find our RV.
07:00 your cat is goofing for pets - pet the kitty!
Already made the mistake of buying a new travel trailer last year 🤦♂️but we did shop around and found a really good deal. Awesome video though I will for sure use your advice on our next one ! Thanks guys!
My RV is 20 years new... and it only cost me $4,000 and now it would go for $14,000 Plus.
For goodness sake pay attention to that cat on the bed.
😄
I have been searching for a yr now. I have noticed while looking online. The prices vary significantly depending on part of the country. CA has the highest prices compared to TX. So I have been looking at all the small dealerships to see if I can get what want from then. Also, I am looking for older models as well to save more. Amazing at how many I found that have less than 20,000 miles on them. Good points.
Points list because you didn't put in titles:
1: Falling in love with first RV you see
2: You don't need to buy new
3: Letting salesman pressure you into a sale
4: Not fully inspecting an RV before buying
5: Don't buy an RV you want soon as you find it, shop around other dealers that have the same floor plan
6: Not checking out enough styles of RV's for what you truly need
7: Buying your tow vehicle before buying your RV trailer
8: Don't buy an RV just before you travel, plan your RV purchase well before your expedition
RVs have been in demand since last year and dealers selling over msrp and having no inventory as most get sold before dealer receives. Even used is going for more than normal asking price. But alot of people bought RVs last year because of pandemic, give it a year and the market will be saturated with used RVs because most realized it's not for them. That will be a great time to buy used.
Any plans for travel blog style videos in the future?
Hey guys me and my wife really miss the type of videos you two used to do .seems like since Ft Wayne lately these videos are ( run of the mill vids ) kinda boring actually. In other words we miss your weekly updates your hiking trips ,how your weather been ect.hope you don't take this the wrong way. Until next time take care and safe travels.
Thank you guy.
Time for you guys to get a new RV
Why? We love our little trailer 😊
But isn't it true when salespeople who say act now or that model may not be available, when it comes to in demand rigs like Tavatos, Revel's, Ekkos, Nemar, Tffen, Thor, type vans or RV's? How do you combat that pressure with those hard to get rigs? To get great deals & not have to pay MSRP prices?
We looked for 2 years until we started our full-time adventure.
Super Cool TY 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Am I the only one interested in RVs that came across this channel because of the thumbnail of David shirtless for the "RV Shower Cold Water Blast & Leaky Shut Off Valve Fix - DIY RV Upgrade" episode and then subscribed because it was an awesome channel? I'm not saying David needs to go shirtless in more videos, but, you know, couldn't hurt.
PG keep it PG as these folks are married...lol
@@markwitt9299 All I'm saying is, if it gets people to go into an Abercrombie & Fitch store, maybe there's a marketing tactic for the channel being overlooked. :-)
Thanks for all your info you provide and I respect your opinion. This will be my first camper purchase and I am debating on a bunkhouse slide model vs non slide bunkhouse. I see the benefits of both but my wife really likes the extra space the slide provides. I worry about the maintenance and longevity of a slide. If you where to purchase again, with all that you know now, would you get a slide or stick with the non slide. Thanks again and look forward to your answer.
How about dont buy one that's to big...everybody I know including myself buys the biggest RV and then when they have to tow it and back it in and store it they say why did we get such a huge rv we dont really need one this big lol
I think unless you are going full time, it’s a mistake to finance an RV. If you can’t buy it in full, you can’t afford it, and I would only buy used. Also, I would not own an RV unless I had a place to park it on my property, paying for storage is ridiculous. If you can’t pay in full and store it yourself you should rent until you can. Too many people are carrying too much debt. Whatever happened to saving for things? I own everything I have, including my home, the RV and the parking space. I’m not “fortunate”, I worked for it, and waited until I could afford what I wanted.
We’re your solar panels expensive to install? And how useful are they??
Here in Nevada, after a year of looking, it came down to 2 manufacturers and 2 models. We had to drive 8 hours to see one because there is no KZ dealer here.
KZ Durango fifth wheel owners group and KZ owners on there web site.
Hey, I am looking at a Keystone Bullet Crossfire 1900RD. It's a 22', no side, with rear dinette, 15" tires. I think it's similar to your Springdale brand.
useful good information can i please ask why are you Roe ? we were used to name did you change it ??
Loooong 3 years of your life living in RV? Sleep, eat, move, sleep, eat, move?
It must be nice to see new places but long lost 3 years of life. Is it like young retirement when people no longer work because they have no energy or purpose? (hopefully I am wrong :)
They aren't going to last long, we tried the walk away and they had the model sold the next day. We had to order one and didn't get near the deal if we had purchased the stock unit, at least right now.
hello great info ! so why name Roe now?
David kinda looks like sam neill
COOL VIDEO INFO
Did you drive David a little nutz looking at all those RVs..just asking..
David, does your last name start with a "M" ???
Ugggg warranty service is a nightmare. So are pushy salesmen ~>
what happened to Jenny
I'm sorry honey but I was waiting for Roe to come from around camera and smack you 🤣🤣🤣🤣😳😳
New,used, any type of outfit. Dealers are only there to get as much money out of you as possible. Some sales persons are decent people but unfortunately their profession is a snake ish one.
Experience not required...
lol the cats are fat!
I think the first mistake is you guys made is you purchased a trailer not an rv
I fell into a high pressure wife to make the deal.
You guys seriously need to put titles in your videos as you go, you talk for 12 minutes but it's impossible to find what you're talking about in any particular moment in the video
Titles must be new because we don't know what you're talking about. I'll look into it though, thanks.
-Roe
Funny video from someone who has only bought one rv in their lives
I don't think much of the advise because you bought one of the worst campers on the market. Not a good example.
I highly disagree. We had a specific price point and we bought what we could afford. Sorry we cant all have the $$$ to spend on higher end models.
I am enjoying your vloggs......but please stop using the word " cheep " , "cost effective " is much more becoming of a classy couple such as yourselves......I'll still keep watching just the same, cheers