We are blessed,

[HopeDealer]

Thank you guys for the warm welcome, we appreciate it. If there is one thing that the rv is missing, is some of the bells & whistles that would normally be in a not-for-rent-fleet. But it is pretty "grandkids proof", so there is that.

[Pabs4]

Welcome to the forum! I can’t begin to say how much I have learned from the people here. I know you will have a wonderful time with your new RV

Pam

[Dabobo]

Welcome I have learned so much here just reading the posts.

[TMD]

We bought our first one in August and enjoy it.

[MBM]

Welcome!

[MBM]

Originally Posted by HopeDealer

We have just purchased our first RV and are so very excited to see what our future has for us. We are expecting grandbaby #6 and look forward to making many wonderful memories with all of them.
I've always been a renter, and being a owner has shown me how much I don't know. Grateful for forums like this, quite a wealth of information, knowledge and wisdom around here.
I'll see you at the beach.

Congratulations and welcome. The learning never ends.

[Working@70]

Welcome to RV'ing and best of luck. Mein Frau and i are retired and purchased a Class C a couple of years ago. I would suggest, just in case, that you check the front alignment (ours was not correct) and be sure to check the water level in the coach battery. (ours ran out of water and died.) We had purchased a unit with only 10,000 miles on it; the only issues we could think of was that the master bed was on the passenger side, long ways against the bathroom wall, and therefore it was hard to make the bed or climb into it at night; and there was no room for a couch. Otherwise it has been fine. Repairs minimal; outside light ("porch light") developed a leak; i forgot to reel in the right side awning once and struck a tree with it; had to replace the awning. My fault entirely. The rig has been good and solid otherwise. Have fun in your camper! Our grandkids LOVE the camper and love to ride in it! (girl, 9 and boy, 5)