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Resources for new RVers WEB SITES Selecting the right vehicle: Confused about what RV is right for you. Here's some food for thought from the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association. RV buyers checklist: Here's a checklist to use when inspecting an RV you're considering buying. You won't miss anything when using this as a guide. The Good Sam: Every RVer should belong to this group, the world's largest RV club. RVing 101 from the RV Club. A huge resource of information. What Newbies Want to Know About Recreational Vehicles: Bob) Muessig offers a lot of information and advice. Choosing the Right RV. Veteran RVer Joe Lacey has good advice. Before You Buy an RV: Short, but good advice from the Better Business Bureau. Need Emergency Road Service? RV Traveler in association with Road America offers a quality program for $89 a year. RV information and owner reviews: Anyone from new RV buyers to full-timers has a valuable resource here where they can find information on virtually any RV. Also: reviews of RVs from people who own or use them. Escapees: This is the largest organized group of full-time RVers in America. Even though the club's site is geared toward that crowd, there is a wealth of information for anyone considering the RV lifestyle, whether full or very part-time. POOP SHEETS BY phred Wide Body RVs: Did you know that it's illegal to drive some of the new, wide-body RVs on the highways of some states? Before you buy one of these spacious rigs, you should read this article. Ready, Set, Go! So you just bought your first RV and are ready to hit the road. But are you sure you're r-e-a-l-l-y ready? Roadside Assistance Programs: Once you get your RV, you'll want to make sure you're covered for a breakdown. But beware: not all roadside assistance programs are created equal. Here's a good discussion of various plans. RV Books: Our RV bookstore is stocked with dozens of great books, many of which are most beneficial to new RVers. Take a look. RV Advice For Newbies and Wannabies: This is a question and answer discussion where RV newbies submit questions and experts answer. Ask a question here. Free Video for New RVers. The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association will send any new or aspiring RVer a free video. No strings are attached. Do yourself a big favor and get this. Workers On Wheels: Would be full-time RVers who want to supplement their incomes on the road will find a valuable resource here. RV recalls: Before you buy your first RV, make sure there are no mechanical recalls outstanding. RV Insurance: If you need RV insurance, get a free price quote here. Families on the Road: Good information and articles for families who RV fulltime or want to. Enabled RVers: Travel resources for the disabled RVer.
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