Update and Farewell

vito

I could not figure out how to edit my Post under "For Sale" but I need to let all interested parties know that the T@b was sold today and is therefore no longer available. I want to thank the members of this forum for all of the good advice and comradarie that I have found since participating here, and there always will be a soft spot in my heart for the T@b camper and the great people who own them. I am right now re-assessing whether or not RV travel is really for me, and if so, what type of (larger) RV I need to buy. But for now I am signing off from the T@b forum and wish all of you only the best in your future endeavors and travels. 

ericnliz

Happy trails, and the best to you and yours!

Nomad

Best wishes - Hope you get it all thought out.

larrygon

Lots of luck on your new adventures!

abenteurer

Thanks for all you posts and participation Vito!  Remember your roots!!

irvingj

Or, you could do as I do… still have our T@B, don't know whether or not we'll sell it, but haven't used it in a while. We now have a short Sprinter-based RV, but I still love coming to this forum, helping where I can, and always get a good chuckle every time I visit the forum; a truly great group of folks here!

Ratkity

Take care of yourself, @vito!! Come to the forum to visit and say hello. I might even stay on topic once in awhile and not tell a really bad joke! LOL. Best to you for all the days to come.

vito

Thanks for all the great comments. I still plan to visit here on occasion as I continue my own exploration of RV'ing. Right now I am planning on looking at the Vista by Gulfstream, which comes in at about 3,000 pounds empty, so it is beyond the capacity of my Subaru Outback (but well within the capacity of the Durango I am thinking about). It is still a small RV, but has enough room for a separate bed and table area. I met someone on the road with one who stopped at gas station to talk to me since she had recently sold her T@b, apparently for the same reasons that I sold mine. She said the Vista seemed of high quality, even if not at the level of the T@b. I think that unless I go the top-of-the-line route with something like an Airstream I will not find the T@b-like quality.

jcfaber1

Vito, I suggest you look at Lance campers if you are thinking of larger units.  There is a dealer in Zion Il along the lake.  Model 1575 would be similar.  They seem to be very high quality.  Best of luck.
John

vito

Thanks. I had looked at Lance before getting the Tab and forgot about it. 

Mr_Mrs_Gnome

@vito, Happy Trails and let us know when you buy that new T@B 400 US model!

Photomom

Do let us know what you end up with.

IrishCamper74

Take care, Vito! 
Happy camping! 

Tabaz

Here's a model that offers more room Vito!

Nomad

Jeeeeeeeeeeeeepers

Photomom

But it doesn't have any slide outs :-(

vito

Could I pull this with my motorcycle?

Nomad

Depens on how big your bike is :-)

Photomom

This looks like an ad for whatever that truck is. Kind of like the Toyota ad with a Tundra towing the Space Shuttle.

ericnliz

LAND Yacht!    

leroybort

But does it have a hot tub?

Ratkity

The hot tub might be on the 3rd or 4th floor.

ericnliz

Nope, basement!

Ratkity

ericnliz said:

Nope, basement!

Makes more sense. Could be used as a type of geothermal heating for the sauna upstairs.

ericnliz

  

larrygon

I think I see a T@B hiding in there!

Ratkity

It's the guest room, @larrygon !!

Justjudy

Holy Hannah! That can't be real, can it?

Michigan_Mike

You can take the Harley's and horses along in that one!