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FLFJ40 · 09-06-07, 06:52 PM

1. Nothing beats a motorhome for a cross country trip.
2. A pop up gives you the option of leaving you campsite behind.
3. Is this one really an option?
4. Leaving a slide in is not really practical and after backing it in the first few times you will just leave it on.
5. Second best option but doesn't leave you much to see on the way out.

Here are some things you may want to see.

The Alamo
Santa Fe, NM
Mesa Verde, CO
Dinasaur, CO
Jackson Hole, WY

There is all kinds of great wheeling places in southern CO. As long as the rental place will let you tow, this is your best option. If you have kids it is even a better option. With all of the ways the can entertain themselves in a motorhome, you probably won't hear "ARE WE THERE YET?"

09-06-07, 06:52 PM	#2
FLFJ40 IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 267	1. Nothing beats a motorhome for a cross country trip. 2. A pop up gives you the option of leaving you campsite behind. 3. Is this one really an option? 4. Leaving a slide in is not really practical and after backing it in the first few times you will just leave it on. 5. Second best option but doesn't leave you much to see on the way out. Here are some things you may want to see. The Alamo Santa Fe, NM Mesa Verde, CO Dinasaur, CO Jackson Hole, WY There is all kinds of great wheeling places in southern CO. As long as the rental place will let you tow, this is your best option. If you have kids it is even a better option. With all of the ways the can entertain themselves in a motorhome, you probably won't hear "ARE WE THERE YET?" __________________ Russ '69 FJ40 Currently rebuilding. Rebuilt Original F bored .040 over, H.E.I., Weber 38mm, rebuilt front end, new radiator, header, rebuilt 3 on the tree, rebuilt t-case, new brakes, new clutch, new wheel and master cylinders, new slave and master cylinders, new SOR seat covers.