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CHIEF MK · 04-27-2014, 02:16 PM

Well I made all the repairs myself, instead of wasting 10 hours worth of gas to make the round trip to the dealer, and then probably having to spend the night or two in a Motel.

We did something totally crazy, and drove down to Santa Rosa RV, with the Passport, and traded it for a much larger, and very well built Rockwood Windjammer 3025w. It's 34' long 3 slides. It's an awesome TT.

We decided, that since we really have taken to the whole RV thing, that we should just go ahead and make ourselves very comfortable. No more walking around the dogs at chow time or in the middle of the night.

So anyway I probably won't be frequenting this site much anymore, but I did find it to be very informative, and very friendly. Thanks for listening, and all the advice we have got.

Tom and Kim

04-27-2014, 02:16 PM	#17
CHIEF MK Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: In our 5th wheel, somewhere. Posts: 112	Well I made all the repairs myself, instead of wasting 10 hours worth of gas to make the round trip to the dealer, and then probably having to spend the night or two in a Motel. We did something totally crazy, and drove down to Santa Rosa RV, with the Passport, and traded it for a much larger, and very well built Rockwood Windjammer 3025w. It's 34' long 3 slides. It's an awesome TT. We decided, that since we really have taken to the whole RV thing, that we should just go ahead and make ourselves very comfortable. No more walking around the dogs at chow time or in the middle of the night. So anyway I probably won't be frequenting this site much anymore, but I did find it to be very informative, and very friendly. Thanks for listening, and all the advice we have got. Tom and Kim __________________ Full-Timers since 12 Aug 2014 2014 Ram 2500 CTD. 6 Burning 4 Turning 2015 Montana 375 FLF Mountaineer