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Originally Posted by kerry
A high percentage of the RV's I saw on the road yesterday were older class C's, the ones that were paid off long ago or were bought for a song. It looks like people can't afford both the payments and the fuel for the new ones. Motorhomes are nice for driving with a large group of people, but the Casita's or Trillium's are nice too.
I've driven I=80 a lot this time of year and yesterday was astonishing. I'd guess about 90% of the RV's have disappeared. I guess I shouldn't be surprised because I fall into that group. We're driving the TD instead of the Wanderlodge.
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I have a feeling that a lot of them are going to be retired in trailer parks, nation wide, as low rent housing.
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