Archive for August 12th, 2009

Many RV dealers are feeling the crunch of the economy. Sales are down for new RV’s and people are searching high and low for deals on used models. In all honesty, a used RV dealer is not your best source for an RV. Here are some reasons why:

1. Dealers Buy Low: Most dealers buy from auctions or other sources. The RV’s are then resold at a high markup.
2. Dealers Sell High: Don’t let the big signs proclaiming a sale fool you. Dealers are in business to make money. A 30-40% mark up is common.
3. You Can Buy Where Dealers Buy: You can buy a great RV at some of the same places as your local used RV dealer. Start looking at government auctions.

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Living frugal in an RV does not mean doing without. This is a very fun and rewarding lifestyle that more and more folks are enjoying.

The current economic climate is forcing more and more folks to rethink their retirement plans. If your 401K is a now a 150K you have a lot of company.

Consider living frugal in an RV as a way to still retire to a fun lifestyle. I heard one RVer put it the best…”I don’t care where I live as long as I have a steering wheel in the living room.” I met him and his wife in Yellowstone where they worked in the summers. They had been full time RVing for 10 years at the time.

So if 2008 and 2009 have sent you lemons…living frugal in an RV is a great way to make lemonade.

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Did you know that an ATV can be used for hunting, fishing, recreational riding, camping, plowing snow, gardening, farming … the list goes on and on. All you need to have is the right ATV accessories and your ATV can become anything you want!

For work, or for play, the right ATV accessories can make your next adventure or task much more enjoyable. There are many types of accessories available, but most share a similar purpose – to haul gear or riders comfortably, conveniently and safely. Gear grips, such as Rhino Grips, help to securely transport fishing poles, firearms, shovels while drop racks and cargo boxes fit larger gear that you may need haul such as 5 gallon buckets, tools or feed bags. ATV Rear Loungers are a great addition when riding with a passenger or needing to store helmets and riding gear. For those times when you want to venture far off the beaten path there are even ATV fuel packs that allow you to bring additional fuel on your ride. There are even heated seat covers and gear mitts to help keep you warm when riding or working during the winter months.

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