Murminator
Edmonton, Oilberta
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To old???....wow must be a U.S. thing never heard anything like that around here
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Sunbird
Geezerville Arizona
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We went to a CG with a 16' TT during the off season, no problem. We went back 2 years later in the snowbird season and were told our rig was too small. The woman on the phone swore that there was no way we could have stayed there before.
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Sir Buffalo
Long Island, NY
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Sunbird wrote:We went to a CG with a 16' TT during the off season, no problem. We went back 2 years later in the snowbird season and were told our rig was too small. The woman on the phone swore that there was no way we could have stayed there before.
Funny you say that......
We were at a campground a few years back and were told our 25TT was too small for the sites that were available. Now check this out.......the person behind me smiled and said, let me try this...he said he had an airstreem and before he could say what site the woman gave him a site....I walk outside...and he has a 19' Bambi....
We laughed.
No biggy....as we went down the road and grabbed another campground....but just go to show you .......its all *%#!
Sir Buffalo!
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robbie69
wauconda, il usa
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Murminator wrote:To old???....wow must be a U.S. thing never heard anything like that around here
how would you tell with an airstream??? 
they are like the old VW beetles were-one yr looks pretty much the same as the next
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2006 skyline nomad 3260 platium edition, prodigy, reese dual cam
1 very part time camping son and 3 full time camping, 4 legged fur balls
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flybaby_3
Near Pt. Huron Mi.
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Now that we are thinking of going seasonal we have run into this a couple of times. Seems some private CG have an age limit on new seasonal TT's. Ten years or newer and if you let things get too delapitated they give you notice to improve things or move out. One CG we really liked until we read all their rules. Seems they would only allow new seasonal units that they sold.
2001 was a good year!
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Swab Jockey
Columbia, S.C.
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Anyone think that this may be a case of discrimination?? Hooray for the old air-cooled VW's. Owned several "Bugs" and a "Bus"! GLC! ! ! I've worked on them, too! I have seen in the last several years CG's that were Class A motorhomes O N L Y ! ! ! No other type of campers- - period! Ahhhhhhhh, the times change and everybody wants the almight $$$$, but want to discriminate at the same time. Keep praying, folks, that all of this will change for the better! 
Have a good day today and a better one tomorrow!
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