how many own more than one trailer and rvs plus teardrops?

[Gage]

This question has come up before. You must have missed it with all your unimportant BS.

[rowerwet]

a few people have joined since the last time a thread like this came up...

I have a tent trailer on top of my tear.

[bobhenry]

I have not seen a past tread like this in several years that I been on here and I been on here since 2010
slow

Here is the one you just missed... (posted August 9th~~ six weeks ago) ..............

http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=56907

[Gage]

well regardless of when the last tread on the subject was thats besides the point I am just interested in how many guys have a teardrop and a rv both?
slow

Are you referring to a Motorhome as an RV? You do know that people call Trailers RV's also. Some even call teardrop trailers RV's. Do you even know what RV stands for? You need to be a little more clear as to what your asking.

[bobhenry]

RVs are defined as motor vehicles and are intended for brief leisure activities such as vacations and camping. RVs are not designed to standards which permit safe full-time living. Many states Department of Insurance do not recommend or authorize the use of RV's/Motorhomes as permanent dwellings. RVs are usually found in RV Parks or campgrounds although they are sometimes parked in special trailer parks. (However, many trailer parks are reserved just for mobile homes, not to be confused with RVs and motorhomes.) RVs can also be rented in most major cities and tourist areas. They are occasionally used as mobile offices for business travelers and often include customizations such as extra desk space, an upgraded electrical system, a generator, and satellite Internet. Other RVs serve as traveling permanent homes

Other sites include any trailer, caravan, or even pop ups fitted with toilet facilities so who really knows......

So if I take Mr. Stinky ( my porta potty) and my potty tent with my little 4 x 7 am I an RV too ?

[Dave S]

Well, started with my 1973 GMC Motorhome...........decided that for certain events and outings, it was too big. In came my 1947 Modernistic/Cub teardrop. Love it bunches and bunches.........however, and unexpected snowstorm in Kingman confirmed the value in something to handle really funky weather. Enter my 1955, 12' PleasureCraft trailer. I now have all three (not all teardrops, but all vintage and too much fun) but still get "roving eyes". Should stop while I'm ahead.....maybe?????

[Vedette]

Dave
Sounds like you have the best of all worlds.
Hope you have a Vintage tow vehicle to round out your collection.
If not, let me know what you need or would like????
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi