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And for the record I drive a 84 Mercedes and some laugh at me cause it’s a classic. I would NEVER say something is too old to anyone especially a coach. I believe someone should buy and flaunt whatever makes them happy. It’s not all about the new crap
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Dick, I hope you realised I was being sarcastic. I was attempting to show my displeasure at rating anyone by the age of a coach, which is exactly what they are doing. I thought RV park customers were valued, but obviously in some RV resorts it is not the customer that is important, it is the year of the coach on the title.
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I’d say anyone who sticks to the “ten year rule” doesn’t get what those kinds of rules are for…. which is to gracefully reject one of these…
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What do you want, looks like it’s got the latest in Solar technology …
We’ve stayed at some RV parks which have permanent residents who have converted their RV to a stationary mobile home. Interesting, but to Jon’s point, still good people.
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I am one of the poor folks and truth be known if we don’t start out poor, owning our coaches makes us poor.
Probably the cost of the dues.
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Wait until I show up in my 1977 GMC which I also own. I keep it just because I like it and it is unique.
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Deleted UserMarch 4, 2017 at 5:40 pmGood grief! All this hoopla. I just aged 10 years. So now they’ll let my bus in but won’t let me in.
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They don’t know how to tell how old a Prevost is anyway…….when they do ask, I tell them it’s a new one!
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