Greetings,
I'm considering selling my home, buying an RV, fifth wheel, or pull behind. I am on an insulin pump and, therefore, understand I cannot qualify for a CDL. Can anyone tell me which RV's would require a CDL? I had my heart set on possibly buying and converting a used Greyhound bus, but that probably requires a CDL, right?
Anyway, I'm a young 57, divorced, completely retired 100% service connected veteran, and my youngest will graduate university soon. I live near the nation's Capitol, but grew up out West (Southern and Northern Pacific Coast area) and traveling the USA, and world. I retired in 1998 and have become quite involved in philanthropic endeavors since, lobbying Congress on behalf of a couple of non-profits on a regular basis. I love the change of seasons, but just don't care to experience deep freeze winters anymore. I'm quite social, but quiet and very happy by myself in the wilderness with a rod and reel or hiking. I just require the comforts that a motor home or trailer offers.
So, there you have it, a wannabe's first message and some questions. I'm a complete greenhorn at RVing and would like not to have to make a bunch of mistakes from the start, as far as obtaining good, reliable equipment, etc. Any helpful responses will be very appreciated.
I'm considering selling my home, buying an RV, fifth wheel, or pull behind. I am on an insulin pump and, therefore, understand I cannot qualify for a CDL. Can anyone tell me which RV's would require a CDL? I had my heart set on possibly buying and converting a used Greyhound bus, but that probably requires a CDL, right?
Anyway, I'm a young 57, divorced, completely retired 100% service connected veteran, and my youngest will graduate university soon. I live near the nation's Capitol, but grew up out West (Southern and Northern Pacific Coast area) and traveling the USA, and world. I retired in 1998 and have become quite involved in philanthropic endeavors since, lobbying Congress on behalf of a couple of non-profits on a regular basis. I love the change of seasons, but just don't care to experience deep freeze winters anymore. I'm quite social, but quiet and very happy by myself in the wilderness with a rod and reel or hiking. I just require the comforts that a motor home or trailer offers.
So, there you have it, a wannabe's first message and some questions. I'm a complete greenhorn at RVing and would like not to have to make a bunch of mistakes from the start, as far as obtaining good, reliable equipment, etc. Any helpful responses will be very appreciated.