For many Americans it wouldn’t be a vacation without the camper or rv. And it’s not something they’ll give up even at eight miles to the gallon. C.C. Bittner is thinking about selling some of his other toys for extra cash so he and his wife can stay

Economy Puts Tight Squeeze On rv Makers - Wall Street Journal
Two of the country’s largest recreational-vehicle makers, pummeled by high gasoline prices and the slumping housing market, face serious cash crunches and are taking drastic measures to ease the strain. Coachmen Industries Freedom Express, an rv

BC Safety Authority and Motor Vehicle Sales Authority of BC: Top 10 - Market Wire
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA–(Marketwire - May 12, 2008) - Touring in recreational vehicles (rvs) is growing in popularity, with more than 800,000 rvs on the roads in Canada and sales up by 13 per cent in 2007.(i) With more and more families taking

rv 101: Sure, they’re big, but you can do it - Southern Illinoisan
HOLMDEL, N.J. (AP) If you’ve never vacationed in a recreational vehicle, your first reaction might be “I can’t afford to rent an rv” or “They’re too large to maneuver.” Or maybe even “I don’t want to end up like Robin Williams,” who not only had

Mayor Hays’ rv lot - Arkansas Times
Argenta News is raising questions about the financial wisdom of NLR Commodore Pat Hays’ idea to put an rv parking lot at the foot of the Rock Island railroad bridge across from the Clinton Library. (Aesthetically, it’s a good match for the commodore

rv travel: Tips to help you get started - Corsicana Daily Sun
The affordability, combined with the comfort, convenience and personal freedom it offers makes rv (recreational vehicle) travel irresistible to retirees, including a growing number of baby boomers. Here s what you should know. Booming Popularity

Oregon at center of presidential fight - Oregonian
One candidate. One candidate’s spouse. And one candidate’s big-name supporter. They are each wending their way through Oregon today. Sen. John McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, is in Portland talking about wind energy. (Read his speech

John King Archive - San Francisco Gate
As is the case with too many things in today’s world, high-quality design tends to gravitate toward wealth. Renowned architects work their magic on museums, not strip malls. Developers spend more on their buildings when well-established cities like

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