sixstringsteve
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We are moving near Flagstaff
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Searching for my next travel trailer
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sixstringsteve
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ATC makes a really nice toy hauler. It's not quite cozy enough for living in for me (aluminum floors, aluminum counters with sharp corners, etc), and they have almost zero ground clearance, but they make a really nice product.
In fact, ATC builds Living Vehicle's trailers for them, and they're fantastic. They're also $150k, really heavy, really wide, with almost no ground clearance. But they're fantastic if the road isn't too bumpy.
In fact, ATC builds Living Vehicle's trailers for them, and they're fantastic. They're also $150k, really heavy, really wide, with almost no ground clearance. But they're fantastic if the road isn't too bumpy.
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sixstringsteve
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This weekend I'll be filming a video of my trailer and how I decked it out for off road and off-grid living. I'm really happy with how it came out. We're able to stay 18 days between filling and dumping tanks, which is longer than the BLM allows anyway. I can run the A/C with no generator for 6 hours. It's a pretty killer setup. Huge shoutout to corban for helping design the electrical system.
I was in Phoenix the past 2 days and have to say that I agree 100% with this. It was nice to drive on freeways and around town without the aggressive attitude that a lot of Utah drivers have. Pretty kicked back but HOT.
sixstringsteve
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Yeah, Phoenix is crazy hot right now. We are at 4500 ft elevation, so we rarely get into the 100s.
Outside of phoenix, the drivers are even more kicked back. In all our travels the most passive aggressive drivers (and people) have been in Seattle. My in laws live there and I hate visiting because of the drivers and just rude strangers. Sad, because it's a gorgeous place.
Outside of phoenix, the drivers are even more kicked back. In all our travels the most passive aggressive drivers (and people) have been in Seattle. My in laws live there and I hate visiting because of the drivers and just rude strangers. Sad, because it's a gorgeous place.
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You were here, and didn’t stop in to say hi? ASS! Just finished up the back yard complete with hookups, all ready for ya. We need to hit Lake Havasu!
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- Stinkwater
I've been plotting a Sedona trip, you'll have to show us around when we come down.
Hahahaha, Yep, I'm a slacker. Flew in Wednesday at 1:00, meetings until 7:30, flew out Thursday morning. Quick trip. We will definitely be dropping by one of these days.
sixstringsteve
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Come on down. I've got spare rooms you can stay in. The riding here is even more technical than moab. It's a blast. Hands down my favorite place to ride.
My wife would love to move to AZ to be closer to family (in Mesa near Phoenix) and she also hates the winter. Are Sedona winters still cold/snowy like Flagstaff? I couldn't stand to live in Phoenix area, but I could probably do Flagstaff, although the winters there are nearly as cold/snowy as Utah....
sixstringsteve
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Sedona has a bit less snow than Moab. A lot less than Flagstaff. Prescott is really nice too, but it gets a lot of snow.
I cant do Phoenix either, mainly because it's a huge metropolis.
Sedona has only had a handful of days over 100* this summer. We get snow in the winter, but it's usually melted by the evening, and almost never sticks around on the ground more than a few days to a week.
I cant do Phoenix either, mainly because it's a huge metropolis.
Sedona has only had a handful of days over 100* this summer. We get snow in the winter, but it's usually melted by the evening, and almost never sticks around on the ground more than a few days to a week.