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Saturday, November 3, 2018

Would you pay $175,000 to store your RV? Some RVers do.

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November 3, 2018
RV Travel Newsletter. Issue 870
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A brand new issue of the RVtravel.com newsletter is hot off the cyber press. You won't want to miss it!
In the issue. . .       

Editor's corner
Russ De Maris fills in this week with a story about how some RVers are paying up to $175,000 for a place to store their RVs. Really? Yes, really! Yet in the end, they may be getting a better deal than RVers who rent a space for a tiny fraction of that amount.

PLUS
 
* Video: Corps of Engineers campgrounds among RVers' favorites
* How to snag a campsite in Arches NP even when "Campground Full"
* Law firm seeks investors who lost money in Camping World stock
* Pleasure-Way introduces lithium-powered Class B motorhome
* Rate your Jayco Jay Flight Travel Trailer
* Unfold this tiny trailer into a 100-square-foot cabin
* How to winterize and preclean for next season - Work smarter, not harder
What we learned about you last week (always fun and interesting)  
* RV Shrink: Better to leave keys in toad overnight or remove them?
* RV Doctor: Poorly designed RV makes winterizing it very difficult
* RV Electricity: 30-amp to 50-amp generator connections
* How to hang a heavy TV on an inside wall
* RV Tires: Carry an air compressor? And finding a certified tire inspector
* Free and bargain camping.   
 
PLUS all the important RV news from last week. 

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