George Schilling wrote:Maybe I'm just an old curmudgeon Pete, but here's a little food for thought before you pull the trigger.
Consider this:
- For the $6500 purchase price, you can stay about 100 nights in a 3* or better hotel if you use a service like Priceline or Hotwire
If you stay in a hotel, you could load up your Miata and actually have fun getting there and while your there
Add in the cost of the campground and the additional gas to tow a trailer, and a nice hotel is paid for
The second happiest day in anyone's life is the day they buy that trailer/boat/airplane........the happiest is when they sell it.
On the plus side:OK, I'll go crawl under my rock now! }:)
- You'll have all those fond memories of being cooped up in a small trailer
Those ford memories of packing and cleaning it, not to mention the daily memory of watching it deteriorate while you're storing it at home
And the memory or hanging out parked with rows of other trailers, meeting new friends, and chatting about all the hassle you went through to get there
The relief you'll feel when you finally get rid of it
Main purpose would be for NON racing vacation George.
You know KOA's and National park trips...