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Spruce Goose

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Joined
Oct 18, 2026
Messages
9
Location
Nevada
RV Year
2015
RV Make
Newmar
RV Model
London Aire
RV Length
45
Chassis
Freightliner
Engine
Cummins ISX15
TOW/TOAD
Ford F-150
Fulltimer
Yes
The learning curve has been steep!
 
The learning curve is steep and expensive.
Hopefully the good times outweigh the bad. We were FT for 8 years. There are times we miss it.
Had an unexpected situation last month.
We planned a trip in the truck and had to stop and think what we had to take with us. When you're FT, you have everything with you all the time.
Enjoy the lifestyle. It's not for everyone. But if you embrace it, you will have some wonderful times and memories.
 
We start our ninth year this December. No plans to end. Still so much to see and so much to do.
 
Full timed for 4 years and loves every minute.

Does have its own stresses (something happening to the right etc) but still enjoyable.
 
The learning curve is steep and expensive.
Hopefully the good times outweigh the bad. We were FT for 8 years. There are times we miss it.
Had an unexpected situation last month.
We planned a trip in the truck and had to stop and think what we had to take with us. When you're FT, you have everything with you all the time.
Enjoy the lifestyle. It's not for everyone. But if you embrace it, you will have some wonderful times and memories.
It’s been quite the adventure! We’ve been across the country a couple of times already. We’re right in the middle of a lithium battery upgrade. So far we’re into it about $4000. Can’t wait to go Boondocking and see how long we can go now with the new batteries and equipment.
 

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