In article , payer3389
@mypacks.net says...

On 3/7/11 1:46 PM, I_am_Tosk wrote:
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On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 11:44:09 -0500,
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Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

By changing out the table and chairs for a booth type table, and by changing the
sofa to a sleep-sofa, it's easy to raise the sleeping capacity to six. A couple
thermarests and sleeping bags also work on the floor. All types of options are
available.

Yeah, I imagined that. I just never heard of a fifth wheel that came to
sleep only two, stock from the factory. Could it be that the "sleeps
two" is the option, not the standard version?? Not bitching, just
curious. Every time me and Jess go looking for campers, they sleep like
8!! which is about 6 more than we will need


The ingersolls go camping:

http://tinyurl.com/4se95ox

Harry showing just how childish he can be. Remember everyone, if Harry
doesn't like doing something no one in the world should.

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 13:46:22 -0500, I_am_Tosk
wrote:

In article ,
says...

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 11:44:09 -0500, I_am_Tosk
wrote:

In article ,
says...

Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

By changing out the table and chairs for a booth type table, and by changing the
sofa to a sleep-sofa, it's easy to raise the sleeping capacity to six. A couple
thermarests and sleeping bags also work on the floor. All types of options are
available.

Yeah, I imagined that. I just never heard of a fifth wheel that came to
sleep only two, stock from the factory. Could it be that the "sleeps
two" is the option, not the standard version?? Not bitching, just
curious. Every time me and Jess go looking for campers, they sleep like
8!! which is about 6 more than we will need

What you see is what you'd get with no options whatsoever. The more stuff that's
added, the higher the cost, naturally. There are lots of other layouts,
including bunk beds, available.

In article ,
says...

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 13:46:22 -0500, I_am_Tosk
wrote:

In article ,
says...

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 11:44:09 -0500, I_am_Tosk
wrote:

In article ,
says...

Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

By changing out the table and chairs for a booth type table, and by changing the
sofa to a sleep-sofa, it's easy to raise the sleeping capacity to six. A couple
thermarests and sleeping bags also work on the floor. All types of options are
available.

Yeah, I imagined that. I just never heard of a fifth wheel that came to
sleep only two, stock from the factory. Could it be that the "sleeps
two" is the option, not the standard version?? Not bitching, just
curious. Every time me and Jess go looking for campers, they sleep like
8!! which is about 6 more than we will need

What you see is what you'd get with no options whatsoever. The more stuff that's
added, the higher the cost, naturally. There are lots of other layouts,
including bunk beds, available.

So "sleeps two" is pretty much the standard and more sleepers is add-
ons?

In article ,
says...

In article ,
says...

Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

I keep telling my kids that when they go off to college I am moving into
a 1 bedroom condo.

On Mar 7, 7:05*pm, BAR wrote:
In article ,
says...



In article ,
says...

Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

I keep telling my kids that when they go off to college I am moving into
a 1 bedroom condo.

I wish I could now. One more year and the daughter graduates. But it
seems that a parent always pays 'child support' even well after ...

*whew*

In article 06053c1a-fb1b-4cea-a76a-
, says...

On Mar 7, 7:05*pm, BAR wrote:
In article ,
says...



In article ,
says...

Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

I keep telling my kids that when they go off to college I am moving into
a 1 bedroom condo.

I wish I could now. One more year and the daughter graduates. But it
seems that a parent always pays 'child support' even well after ...

*whew*

A friend of mine still pays for his two-years graduated daughter's cell
phone. He just bought her new furniture for her apartment...

I_am_Tosk wrote:
In ,
says...

Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

I find it interesting it only sleeps two. A very specific tool it is,
with a huge bathroom and kitchen.. Very nicely set up, I guess a couple
guests could throw an air mattress on the floor. I think I have seem a
few Greystone campers at the track, they are some of the nicest graphics
and lines in the place..

The guests can pitch a tent!

On Mar 7, 9:15*am, John H wrote:
Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

Oh man, John. That is way cool! your Durimax ought to dance with it.
That's one really nice camper. I dont' know who much it will run you,
but if you have the disposable income I dont' see any reason not to go
for it.

I myself am a car and motel room kind of person, but I can see an
advantage to having your own home go with you, especially if you're
headed for someplace like Alaska or something like that. At least you
know what you have and aren't limited to where ore how long you can
stay.

Again. that looks very nice!

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 15:03:12 -0800 (PST), Tim wrote:

On Mar 7, 9:15*am, John H wrote:
Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

Oh man, John. That is way cool! your Durimax ought to dance with it.
That's one really nice camper. I dont' know who much it will run you,
but if you have the disposable income I dont' see any reason not to go
for it.

I myself am a car and motel room kind of person, but I can see an
advantage to having your own home go with you, especially if you're
headed for someplace like Alaska or something like that. At least you
know what you have and aren't limited to where ore how long you can
stay.

Again. that looks very nice!

And you don't have to worry about bed bugs!

In article ,
says...

On Mon, 7 Mar 2011 15:03:12 -0800 (PST), Tim wrote:

On Mar 7, 9:15*am, John H wrote:
Here's the one we're thinking of.

http://tinyurl.com/685mfw8

Oh man, John. That is way cool! your Durimax ought to dance with it.
That's one really nice camper. I dont' know who much it will run you,
but if you have the disposable income I dont' see any reason not to go
for it.

I myself am a car and motel room kind of person, but I can see an
advantage to having your own home go with you, especially if you're
headed for someplace like Alaska or something like that. At least you
know what you have and aren't limited to where ore how long you can
stay.

Again. that looks very nice!

And you don't have to worry about bed bugs!

Really, I wouldn't stay in a motel on the northeast corridor if you paid
me. Gross, just the thought of the filth.... ugh...