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[7milesout]

Can you say sweeeeeeet?

Sweeeeeeet!

I've never seen that overhead bunk on a class A before, but looks like a good idea.

[Wallythacker]

A buddy of mine once told his wife, "I'm going to the store to get a Bolt."

"OK", she said.

She didn't hear the capital "B", so didn't object.

He told that story a lot after he brought the car home.

Huh? He went to the store to get an "olt". WTF is an olt?

[Eggman]

A buddy of mine once told his wife, "I'm going to the store to get a Bolt."

"OK", she said.

She didn't hear the capital "B", so didn't object.

He told that story a lot after he brought the car home.

Huh? He went to the store to get an "olt". WTF is an olt?

Think lowercase b.

[Wallythacker]

Sweeeeeeet!

I've never seen that overhead bunk on a class A before, but looks like a good idea.

That setup is looking better all the time. I would use the over the driver space for me when my kid is visiting. She can have the bedroom. I would try my best to snag a rig with the shower separate from the commode OR, and I like this better, just get the model with a smallish commode and a "regular" bathroom with shower. We all know how a 15 year old girl could tie up the bathroom easily for a couple of hours. LOL.

I ran this idea of RV life past my daughter and she's on board. When I explained to her she gets the ensuite with the giant bed and I have no problem if she wants a friend to stay over as well, not to mention I might have my own small room (the bunkhouse converted into a radio shack) which would keep me out of site if her and her friend wanted to whip up stuff in the kitchen or watch the giant TV in the living area.

The more I think of this the more it makes sense. I would have to get rid of so many personal items, which is a great idea, when I go I don't want a 12 room house and garage packed to the rafters left behind. My kid will need money to buy a house and will have no use for any of my "stuff". The best thing I could ever do for her would be leave her with a debt free place to live.

Suppose I buy an RV for $100K and she sells it quickly for $50k. Good for her, more money she can invest and if she has a house/condo in an area she likes then she can maybe be mellow, work at something she loves, and not be all stressed out like so many young people on the mortgage mill. Kids born after 2000 run a pretty good chance of living until the year 2100. Think on that.

Imagine how much the world has changed in the last 25 years, never mind 75!