I tell people, we travel full time because we spend part of the year in our former home area running our Santa Claus business. Many people look at me and say you are a full time rver? What? That response quit when I tell people, we are professional travelers. It leds to more interesting conversations.
Kent - 14 years ago
We are not only RV'ers but Full Timers and are going on 4 years. We love the life style, and really love our house on wheels. We can't think of living anywhere else.Home is always where we are parked. We have nothing in storage and have no home-base we always go back to. We just go to the next place and are always at home through out the USA. What a great life style.
Michael Dickert - 14 years ago
I love RV lifestyle. I have a perm sit at a campground now. I love being there as much as possable and hope to become a full time RVing in the future.
Vernon Rice - 14 years ago
My granny died when I was 5 and grandpa was looking for a fishing buddy. He owned 5 trailers in the 12 years I went with him. He taught me everything possible obout RV's of that day. When I was 17, I went to work part time for an RV dealer washing and detailing and he finally realized I knew a pretty fair amount about RV's and how to repair them. I was in the U.S. Air Force and that is why I was part time. Long story short, 46 years later after being and doing every conceivable job that there is connected with the RV business, I retired 2 years ago. I still have my fingers in the business as an advisor and consultant. I still RV at every given opportunity. I love it, my wife loves it and I guess they will have to pry my dead, cold, stiff fingers off of the RV before I stop.
If ever I can be of service to you or anyone, just let me know !!!!!!!
Amy - 14 years ago
I own an RV and in my heart am an RVer but life is interfering.
Have owned several motorhomes over the years, currenty own a 30ft Southwind, can't wait to go full time, hopefully by this spring
I'm hoping to become full time. But right now my Mother (90 yrs. old) is still living with me. And my wife isn't too sure about it.
I tell people, we travel full time because we spend part of the year in our former home area running our Santa Claus business. Many people look at me and say you are a full time rver? What? That response quit when I tell people, we are professional travelers. It leds to more interesting conversations.
We are not only RV'ers but Full Timers and are going on 4 years. We love the life style, and really love our house on wheels. We can't think of living anywhere else.Home is always where we are parked. We have nothing in storage and have no home-base we always go back to. We just go to the next place and are always at home through out the USA. What a great life style.
I love RV lifestyle. I have a perm sit at a campground now. I love being there as much as possable and hope to become a full time RVing in the future.
My granny died when I was 5 and grandpa was looking for a fishing buddy. He owned 5 trailers in the 12 years I went with him. He taught me everything possible obout RV's of that day. When I was 17, I went to work part time for an RV dealer washing and detailing and he finally realized I knew a pretty fair amount about RV's and how to repair them. I was in the U.S. Air Force and that is why I was part time. Long story short, 46 years later after being and doing every conceivable job that there is connected with the RV business, I retired 2 years ago. I still have my fingers in the business as an advisor and consultant. I still RV at every given opportunity. I love it, my wife loves it and I guess they will have to pry my dead, cold, stiff fingers off of the RV before I stop.
If ever I can be of service to you or anyone, just let me know !!!!!!!
I own an RV and in my heart am an RVer but life is interfering.