Progress on my T2262

[HandiJohn1]

S.O.C. sure makes the world a much smaller place!My son did a program sponsored by Union college for a few years in High School called S.T.E.P.

[HandiJohn1]

UPDATE:no title yet,wife hit the roof,I think the sunline is my new home for a LONG time!

[Jim-Bev-2363]

You might remind the PO that selling with intent to defraud is a crime. Hope your not a victim.

[HandiJohn1]

I truly think it is NY DMV I just received the title for my truck today that I bought to haul the camper home.

[Jim-Bev-2363]

Ever hear the saying "from your lips to God's ears"? Well, 'from your finger tips to Gods eyes'.

[HandiJohn1]

Its all good,I went to a site called Bringfido.com and they set me up with hotels along the same itinerary path I had set up for campsites.They made it really easy.Now I can take my time with the camper and get it repaired better

[OhhWell]

Originally Posted by HandiJohn1

UPDATE:no title yet,wife hit the roof,I think the sunline is my new home for a LONG time!

Ouch. I was going to mention something about your other half when you mentioned about not worrying about things....

It doesn't sound like you got taken or anything. I'm pretty sure the previous owner would not have any contact with you if he was doing anything intentionaly sketchy.

That website sounds interesting. We had planned to take the trailer out for 2 weeks around this half of the country in the summer but the combination of fuel costs and owning a prius now have tipped the scales in favor of hotels and friends' houses.

I think one year, we should do a 2 week florida tour with the camper.

[HandiJohn1]

The site works for campgrounds also.The first night in Galena OH.It found the same campground I had set up for our first night.The wife just didn't like my grand scheme to save money by RVing down there and now having to do the hotel thing.I don't like spending money unless I can justify it and it rubbed off on her.We've been together for 28 years and going strong,I have learned to let her vent.We all need that once in a while.

[OhhWell]

Well, I bet she will enjoy it once you get that fixed up and take it out on a proper vacation. nothing like bringing your own clean personalized lodging including a kitchen with you and staying in some amazing environments for a third the cost of a Hotel room.

[HandiJohn1]

yes we will.We started out tenting in Virginia on our honeymoon,Moved up to a little bedroom on wheels with a attachable tent room for our first born, Rented cottages at Taughkanic State Park a few years for our second born,back to tents when the kids got older and money got tighter and now we are older and creakier its on to a camper...Ah the good life!

[HandiJohn1]

Just a note to thank everyone for their help and support.You guys are great.The adventure begins.

[Poppy & Nana]

let us know when yu finally get the bill of sale...

[Wannabes]

Safe travels to Texas and back!

[HandiJohn1]

We are in Ohio tonight.I figure the title will arrive a few days before we get home.

[HandiJohn1]

wow,Ohio to Tennesee was HORRIBLE.Rain all the way.A tandem Fed Ex truck was all tangled up in the guide cables in the meridian and held up traffic for a good 45 minutes.No internet in the Tenn.Motel.We made it to Texarkana at about 4:30.
I saw a sign at the welcome center in Arkansas that stated that it was all right to camp overnight.Is there a database for boondocking? I was on a boondock site a while ago,they wanted Lat and Long to give you the boondock sites available but the area I chose came up blank.
If a database existed it could make it easier to make a itinerary to camp if you were to tired to drive to a campsite.
I did not think that every rest stop along every interstate would allow overnight camping and I would hate to get a knock on the door at 2 am telling me to move along.Is that right or wrong?

[awellis3]

Originally Posted by HandiJohn1

I did not think that every rest stop along every interstate would allow overnight camping and I would hate to get a knock on the door at 2 am telling me to move along.Is that right or wrong?

That's right.
Best to find a WalMart. Most permit overnighting. Her's a link to a pdf of the ones who don't.
www.walmartatlas.com/no-park-walmarts

Hope this helps,
Teach

[Jim-Bev-2363]

Many truck stops allow overnight parking, not camping. Leave the slides in, do not drain tanks on pavement and leave the places better than you found them.

When we stop in what could be unsafe places Wifey is awake while I nap and then she will nap while I drive. Has worked for us even when along city streets.

I have parked in gas station parking lots, after getting permission .

There are many Google results for overnight parking/camping.

[Tweety]

Not sure how accurate this website is, but its worth a try.

Free Campgrounds for RVs

[Drake]

"We've been together for 28 years and going strong,I have learned to let her vent.We all need that once in a while."[/QUOTE]

You're a wise man, John. Hang on to that philosophy and you'll be happily married for another 29...or more.