Hello all!

[HVACguy]

Hello from East Tennessee! ( Maryville). Well my little dream is coming to fruition. I have long wanted an RV, and at this point plan to retire into one in the near ( hopefully
) future! So on March 1st I am flying to New Mexico ( my home town of Albuquerque) to pick up dads 1989 Winnebago Warrior 27 ft Class C( my " beginner RV"), and drive it back to TN. ( 1400 miles, so Im a little nervous!) Anyway, I got a lifetime membership right out the gate, as I believe I will be on here often. Look forward to being a part of this community! Will get some pics up ASAP>

[LJ-TJ]

  Well let me be one of the first to welcome you aboard. I wouldn't be to nervous about making the trip. The big secret is preparation, preparation, preparation and don't be in a rush. Do a hundred miles at a time and before you no it your home. If you get into trouble on the road just post there's a ton of help here. Remember the most important thing here is the DUMBEST QUESTION YOU CAN ASK HERE IS THE ONE YOU DON'T ASK. Stay in touch.

[ClydesdaleKevin]

Welcome!

Kev

[HandyDan]

Welcome to the group.  Everyone is a little nervous before starting out.  The "what ifs" will make you lose sleep.  Get a good roadside assistance policy like Coachnet, Good Sam, AAA, or something similar.  In the case you have a problem, breakdown, flat tire, lockout, or who knows what, they can be a lifesaver (literally).  I have had to use Good Sam RA twice and they have been very helpful in getting my rig towed to a mechanic.  It is worth every bit of the modest fee (usually less than $100)  they charge.  It will cost way more than that to pay for onsite assistance without it.  Just Google RV Roadside Assistance.

[HVACguy]

Thanks for the welcome!

[M & J]

Getting a lifetime membership was the second smartest thing you did.

And TJ didnt warn you, but watch out for the crazies here.....

Welcome aboard.

[plockit007]

Hello All: I have been on here for a few years. I also would like to Welcome all of our new members to the club. I started my first RV a 1973 Minnie Winnie back in 1975 (I think). making a long story short I presently have a 1975 Chieftain for the past 8 years or so. Since I am aging things are coming along slowly. A few problems here and there.


It is a challenge to find parts. I do like the improvise part of making the rig work. I totally would love to get my rig out more...presently I just had my Carter TQ rebuilt. Still having issues getting it to work correctly. But I will.


I would like to see if any other members from Colorado Springs would like to get together and share ideas. If not I can just hope that there are enough members here to get info from.


I'm a past "Keep On Truckin" sort of guy. I love the chance to help out where I can.