If you have a license to drive a car, you are legal to drive it.

It’s built on a Ford truck chassis, so it’s a lot like driving a pick-up truck, but a lot more comfortable!  The always-on rear camera really helps get use to the little bit of extra length.  Being just 32', it's a lot shorter than most (40-45' motorhomes), so a lot more like driving a regular pickup.  A few minutes in a parking lot is usually all it takes for most drivers to get comfortable.

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Just like a car, there is a little more maintenance than just fill up the gas tank, check the oils and tires, Then drive wherever and whenever you want.

A few items of preventive maintenance can keep your cost low and enjoyment high.

Winter: Most people don’t enjoy driving a bigger vehicle around in ice and snow, so it’s common to ‘Winterize’ to protect it from freezing, before putting it away for the winter, much as you do for your car, depending on how severe winter is for you.

Spring: Besides ‘de-winterizing’ once any risk of freezing has passed, you’ll want to rinse your tanks so water taste fresh and there are no smells.

Just like your car, before you going to take it on a big trip, make sure the oil and coolant is clean and full, the tires are in good shape and properly inflated, and give it a once over with a vacuum, and clean up inside and out, for maximum enjoyment and least problems.

Now you just have to figure out where you wanna go, what you wanna do there, and pack your clothes and food.   Let’s head out!