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[PowderBurnt]

The Dodge Ram vans aren't too expensive, but I hear they are loud. Gotta insulate to deaden the noise. Sam in Sacramento had a good one.

 

[AirNGasman]

Great vans when running. The egr valves break every 20k or so and are perpetualy out of stock. It's a terminal issue known to the trades. Get a Ford Sprinter and save the headache.

Great information, H! Knowing the OP, who is not a lot younger than me, my primary point was "totally self-contained". I can't see arriving at a destination after an all-day drive only to have to locate a place to then have to pitch camp.

I knew a girl that had and used a Sprinter a lot, so that's what came to mind. Wasn't sure about what other brands do camper-vans; but at 71 years of age that's what I'd be shopping for.

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[cavedweller]

Great information, H! Knowing the OP, who is not a lot younger than me, my primary point was "totally self-contained". I can't see arriving at a destination after an all-day drive only to have to locate a place to then have to pitch camp.

I knew a girl that had and used a Sprinter a lot, so that's what came to mind. Wasn't sure about what other brands do camper-vans; but at 71 years of age that's what I'd be shopping for.

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Well, I have a lot more dresses and shoes than most girls but otherwise I totally agree.

 

[jps2486]

Used class C motorhomes are pretty cheap these days. You could pick one up fot less than $30k.

 

[jps2486]

I wouldn’t touch an MB with a 10 ft. Pole. No one except Dieter at the M B dealer will touch them. Service is far more expensive than a Ford and reliability is less.