Travcos ... Stuffed Animalz .... Tennis Ballz

 Somebody  once  said; "How  do  you  test  a  Motor  Home ?"  My  solution  has  always  been; " You  need  a  stuffed  animal (the size of a cat)  and  a tennis  raquet  &  ball "  you  step into  the  shower, swing  the  cat  around  your  head (eyes closed) if  it  hits  anything,  don't  buy  the  Coach....... Likewise  the  Toilet  & Vanity..... If  the  first  test  is  passed,  proceed  to the comfort  test.  ..... Stand  at  the  back  of  the  Coach, lob  the  (tennis) ball  into  the  air  and  hit  it  down  the  center  of  the  Coach,  it  must  bounce  once  before  hitting  the  windshield, if  it  does'nt, don't  buy  the  Coach ! ........These  are the guidelines  if  you're  married,  If  you're  single  and  want  to  get  married,  I sugest  you  follow  them  too .........

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Permalink Reply by Peter Gaskell-Clarke on October 11, 2011 at 3:15am
Thanks  Pat ....   This  time  tomorrow,  I  will be  the  proud  owner  of  a  1977 Travco  ...... A  BIG  MONSTER .......  Looks like  a  very  serious  Bus ...... Straight and  Clean .....  I  have  a  30' Pinnacle   (which  I live in) ...So  this  is  my  new  adventure ........  P. C.

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