Vacation To Go RVs LLC

Better products don't always have to cost more.

Hey folks!

There's a difference between buying the cheapest product available and finding a way to get a better product without spending a whole lot more.

Here's a simple example. When replacing carpet in a motorhome, I could buy inexpensive 99-cent carpet at the local hardware store. Or I can spend a little time at a local carpet store looking for the end of a roll.

Sometimes that means getting a $2–$3 square foot carpet for a price comparable to the inexpensive stuff.

A little extra work on my end means a better product going into the motorhome.

That's how we approach things at V2GRV. We're trying to sell quality motorhomes on the low end of today's market, and that doesn't mean cutting corners just to save a few dollars.

Sometimes it just means working smarter.

Thanks for watching and supporting our little one-person RV dealership!

Hey folks, Michael with Vacation To Go RVs.

A few details:

30,455 actual miles

Chevrolet 6.6L V8, 401 HP

Approximately 24 feet long

No slides

Sleeps up to 6

One owner, no reported accidents

Generator under 500 hours

I personally drove this one nearly 600 miles from Florida to South Carolina towing an Equinox. It handled the trip just fine.

Asking price is $59,888.

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Vacation To Go RVs
Pendleton, SC

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Hey folks, Michael, Vacation To Go RVs.

Quick tech tip! I recently replaced a bad Coleman Mach RV thermostat with a Micro-Air EasyTouch Wi-Fi thermostat.

The replacement was less than $300 with shipping. Installation took about 10 minutes, and programming took less than 5 minutes. On this installation, it was pretty much plug and play with no wiring modifications.

One thing I really like is the Wi-Fi feature. If you're camping with your fur babies and head out hiking or sightseeing, you can check the temperature inside your motorhome from your phone. You'll need the app and Wi-Fi at the campground, but it's a handy way to keep an eye on things while you're away.

If your RV has two thermostats, I don't see a reason to replace both if only one goes bad, unless you want Wi-Fi control over both. Even one Wi-Fi thermostat can alert you to a potential problem. If you've got the AC set at 75 degrees and the temperature inside climbs to 84, something needs checking.

If you're shopping for a replacement, match your existing thermostat to the correct part number using Micro-Air's selection guide. I've found the same part number available a little cheaper elsewhere, so it pays to shop around.

Micro-Air thermostat selection guide:
Find Your RV Thermostat Replacement

Hope this helps somebody out there!

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