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Old 07-21-2013, 11:32 AM
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If you have a working RV the main roads will be a good source of parts and most especially tires. Your going to want to load up on tires and tire patch kits. Which of course adds weight which reduces mileage. Which will already be reduced due to running on back roads and dirt roads as there the ones most likely be to clear. The best bet is to act like a Gypsy Caravan. Moving short distances and setting up shop for a time and then moving on scrounging as you go. One thing I will say though your standard RV isn't bulletproof so anyone takes a pot shot at it is going to leave holes.
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