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Worth it if you order a lot of stuff from Amazon. Out of the year I only order maybe 5 items from Amazon and usually those items have free shipping. JP

Cary, from what you say in your post, this could be a Camp Inn Vintage collectors item. Still, deal with this person with caution, verify the vin with the factory (and maybe the DMV too) and make every effort to view the TD. Absolutly don't just wire the money and expect delivery. It's a...

I believe the Huntsville their refering to is in Kentucky. As far as the phone goes, it could be a cell phone. However I agree with Cary, there just isn't enough info here. If you call this "seller", get the Vin number and verify it with the factory.

Hey Marty and Cary, check out this "Toyhauler" TD I found. TD is not a Camp Inn. Maybe something to think about as a new model? http://toledo.craigslist.org/rvs/2285393623.html JP

Found two more used Camp Inn units for sale: This one looks to be a 500 model. No price but there is a number to call: http://huntsville.craigslist.org/rvs/2295388184.html This one is a 550 in Cali: http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/rvs/2293524275.html JP

I know this was posted over a year ago, but what a great black iron rig. My only question is how George transports it. We have a small black iron rig which get greasy and sooty. We wipe it down with paper towel, then wrap the rig with newspaper to transport, but like I said, it small, much...

Went to dump the grey water in my sisters 32 ft class c. When filling with potable fresh water, put it in the gas tank instead on the water tank. $700 later, every thing works fine.

Here in Virginia Beach, we can get dry ice at Harris Tetter grocery stores. I also read a local article here that Kroger also has dry ice for sale, but haven't check them out yet.

Yes I did. They suggested tandum trailering. Not hot on that idea at all. JP

I have to say I'm a traditionalist when it comes to coolers (as in we don't have power coolers). What we do different is use dry ice instead of regular ice for the cooler we have perishables in. Our refreshment cooler still carries regular ice. We can get dry ice from Harris Tetter here in...

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Hey guys, I've been doing a lot of research into rigs in where I could bring the Harley on trips with a TD as well. So far the only way would be to use a pickup truck as a TV and put the Harley in the bed of the truck. I don't own a pick up. I've found several rigs which would fit into a class...

Well Evan, not being an owner I'm kinda shooting in the dark here with your 560, but I have had experience with this kind of things repairing RVs on the side. From what I've seen from posted pictures, you should be able to access the underside of the sink from the left undercounter storage...

For anyone interested in maybe a 2nd steel cooler, Cabelas has the Colman Steel coolers on sale right now. JP

Well, if your going out west, don't bypass the Badlands. We did to stay in Yellowstone for a few more days and kind of regret it now. JP

BTW, there are a couple of KOAs just outside the park, to the north, as well as other campgrounds which have full hookups. Of course you pay more there too. If this is the way you want to go, reserve very early. We stayed in the park for nearly nothing because we had my mom along. She stayed in...

Inside the park the only campground I know that has electric service avaialable is the Fishing Bridge Campground were each site has water, electrical hookup, and I think even sewer at each site. You also have to have a hard sided camper to stay there. The other campgrounds which are managed by a...

BTW - I posted a review of Yellowstone in the Parks forum. Go to the one for Wyoming. JP

Last year we visited Yellowston National Park. What a place to visit. And to think, all that on top of a gaint volcano that still is active. While there we were able to see all the sights, Old Faithful, all the hot pools and gysers, saw some wildlife, and did some fishing. Following as some...

What that person told you is not true, well not totally anyway. Popups and tents are allowed in Yellowstone. There is one campground, by the Fishing Bridge, which only allows hard sided campers because of the bears (which are there because of the fish) but all the other campgrounds allow popups...