Oh dear, I should have mentioned right away that my husband (AirWeGo-who leaves all posting up to me...) took the photos! And he very much appreciates the kind comments! Especially Glens!
Although the dealer did a nice job of getting her ship-shape for us, so far there are just a few minor cosmetic issues to be dealt with: a 1" gap at the top of the cabinet housing the pantry, and a uneven spacing (1/2") between the partitions of the pano window on the front, with some sketchy looking caulking at the mitre joint of one of the windows. I'm sure, as we've been cautioned
others issues might arise during our travels and more use.
Silvergate, you are going to be so happy and amazed at how much more fun this is than you even imagined!
We did have a little bit of an edgy moment coming home. Our long drive comes off the main road at a fairly steep angle which we were very apprehensive about making. Then at the top there is a 22 % grade that we weren't sure our TV could manage with it's new load! Terry (AirWeGo) said that as we got closer to home he started to picture the road getting steeper and steeper and narrower and narrower...But all went well and the skids cleared the turn with about 6" to spare. Guess we'll have to bring her up virtually empty every time.
It helped to have some experienced help with all the maneuvering. Terry's 84 yr old dad--master of all things and a veteran RVr with a great eye--guided us through the hairy turns.
Here's a shot I meant to include last night. It's actually my favorite. We had to make ourselves come into the house to go to bed!
Looking forward to seeing you on the road!
And Gunny, if you're reading this, thanks again for the phone calls from JC!
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