Maintaining your vintage RV is important to ensure it’s functioning at its best and also to allow you to enjoy it longer. Following these key maintenance tips, including how to level your RV, will help keep expensive repairs at bay and keep your vintage RV on the road.
Your RV awning is your best friend. It keeps you protected from the harsh sun and ensures you stay dry even when it’s pouring rain outside.
Friends treat friends well, right?
But, have you been treating your awning well?
An RV awning can be overlooked and, before you know it, it could deteriorate right before your eyes.
We’re breaking down some simple, yet effective, maintenance tips that will help keep your RV awning in tip-top shape - rain or shine.
by Ginny McKinney
It was a perfect Colorado blue-blaster day… my husband’s day off. We had decided to head to Grand Junction to look at travel trailers. The topic of retirement was pretty hot in our house and we had thought a camper was just the thing we needed for our Golden Years. As we stood in the fourth one, my sweet man suffered a heart attack and died. As I began to navigate my grief, I knew I needed something joyful in front of me in order to survive. Two weeks after the funeral I bought a small 16’ camper and took off for three months in the wilderness and backroads of Colorado… alone.
When you take a look at our list of dealerships from across North America, you’re hit with an overwhelming map filled with the Orange, so we can understand if it’s hard to decide which RV dealership to stop at during a roadtrip across the United States.
To help you plan your next route, we’ve picked out dealerships from across America, broken into five sections: West, Midwest, Northeast, South, and Alaska.
