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Jan 4, 2010 | 06:36 PM

#11

kevmic28

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From: Fort Worth, Texas

Hell you might even find someone on the board here to let you park your truck and trailer in their yard.

Jan 4, 2010 | 06:41 PM

#12

Seascape

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From: Lowell, NC

Quote:

Originally Posted by barjbar

When I checked it was so expensive it was cheaper to buy a used Kendon. I got a twin rail for $500.

Its lookin like about $212 each way for a 5x9 U-haul enclosed. Not out of the question but enough to make me consider just using my own 16' open.

Jan 4, 2010 | 06:42 PM

#13

Seascape

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kevmic28

Hell you might even find someone on the board here to let you park your truck and trailer in their yard.

That'd work !!

Jan 4, 2010 | 06:58 PM

#14

pierrat

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From: Charleston S.C.

Hey seascape not all Walmarts will let you camp or park over night. I know for sure that Pigeon Forge will NOT allow this so if you are thinking of this you need to talk to each Walmart. I have rode in these temps but it isnt the most fun...LOL

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Jan 4, 2010 | 06:58 PM

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Nellybelle

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From: Indiana

I took my own trailer three years ago andplanned on leaving it at Tiffin Ga. Had to go to Gainesville before it was warm enough to ride. I rented a storage space from one of those "Self Storage" places in Gainesville. It cost me $80.00 bucks for a month and I only used it 10 days. I was my sons truck and my trailer locked inside a fence with security cameras. I thought it was worth it.

I since sold my trailer and the next time I will rent a Uhaul and bolt a chock in the floor for the trip. Good Luck.