Pickup 2012 Sabre 31 rets on Friday

[h20ski]

Well pulled the trigger and put down a deposit today for a 2012 Sabre 31rets. I'll go pick it up on Friday.

[TURBS]

saweet !
we recently picked up our 32 bhok-6 sabre 5er and love it !
my wife had a hard time trading our 6 year old Flagstaff 832-bhss but i think it was just time to upgrade . We/I really didn't want it to start to nickel and dime us.
welcome to your new camper when you get it .
when we picked ours up on a friday afternoon we drove 15 minutes to the closest camp ground and set up shop !

[Len & Cheri]

Originally Posted by h20ski

Well pulled the trigger and put down a deposit today for a 2012 Sabre 31rets. I'll go pick it up on Friday.

Congrats! We picked up our Palamino on 1 Jul and have camped 10 nights so far and can't wait to go again.

[JDWeir]

I think you will like it, we have a 2011 31RETS and love it! We are currently on our 3rd week in the coach and are at the North entrance to Yellowstone National Park. We have thoroughly enjoyed our time in our Sabre and I am sure you will enjoy yours too! Good luck and enjoy it!

[D&GM]

Congratulations! You're going to love it! We have a 2009 31REDS, and couldn't be happier with it! Enjoy!

[h20ski]

Departed lower Alabama Friday 0330am with my trade-in in tow heading 240 mile to Atlanta, Ga. Stopped a couple of times to kick tires. 50 miles from dealer stopped to get something to eat and what do I find on my walk around is a flat in TT. Did I bring my box of tools and jacks (NO) "I won't need them I'm only going to Atlanta". Bought screwdriver to remove cover, I was barely smart enough to bring my 4 way lug wrench, used the truck jack to chang tire. Now I'm 30 minutes behind my appointment time to have my 5th wheel hitch installed. While hitch is being installed Tim at Norman Campers and I performed the PDI (Great Dealer worth the 240 mile drive). About 1530, There I am a proud owner of a new 5th wheel headed south. About 100 miles from home in the middle of nowhere BANG I have a BLOW OUT on the right rear of the truck at 1700 hrs. Pulled over and the right is on the dirt. Did I say I didn't bring any wood blocks or tools (NOOOOOOO, I'm only running up to Atlanta). From my practice of changing the tire on the TT it only took me 25 minutes in 101 degree weather to change the tire. Arrived home safe and sound at 2000 hours. Hope everyone gets a good chuckle because if we don't laugh, life would be pretty boring. I figured out a long time ago when camping, it's not if somthing is going to happen but when? Hopefully it won't cost you to much money.


HAPPY CAMPING, BECAUSE I SURE AM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!