Hot diggity! We found a Palomino Gazelle G210 on Craigslist. At first, we thought it was a fake ad (grrrr, I hate what the scammers do on Craigslist) so I ignored the ad. A week later it was still there; a simple ad selling a 2007 Palomino Gazelle G210, barely used, included an Equalizer hitch for only $10K. No picture either so that is usually a red flag.

So I decided "what the heck" and called the number in the ad. A very nice gentleman answered and said he still had the camper though several people called about it and some even promised to come look but never did. I asked him these questions... Why are you selling it? What's wrong with it? Where is it located? Can we come inspect it? He was a retiree who bought the camper thinking he and his wife would like it. They took 3 short trips in it and found out they didn't care for the RV life so they wanted to sell it. He stated there was nothing wrong other than he dinged one corner with his riding lawn mower. He was in Gulfport, MS and I was in Jemison, AL.

Oh, how I dislike the tax man! He got me... again! He gets you when you earn it, he gets you when you save it, he gets you when spend it, he gets you when you give it away, he even gets you when you die! For the life of me, I don't understand why people keep electing these taxaholics.

But anyway, the taxes are paid and I have a tag for the camper. Now I can use it! Woohoo! Time to start planning the maiden voyage. I've heard the best thing to do is camp in your driveway so when you discover what you forgot, you just run into the house and get it. That makes sense but were not going to do it that way, we'll just go to a nearby campground.