We are selling our 2011 Luxury Carri-Lite Fifth Wheel

Hi, we are selling our 2011 Carriage Carri-Lite 5th wheel. As many of you know we purchased a home in Cocoa Florida. We are still planning on RVing, but down sizing our unit. So we are selling the 5th wheel and the truck. We won't sell the truck until we sell the 5th wheel, or sell them as a package. The truck is a 2007 and a half (what's called the new body style) Chevy dully crew cab 4X4 Details on the truck with photos will be in our next update.

• 2011 Carri-Lite XTRM5, 5 slides, wide body, extremely well maintained.
• 1 owner, non smokers
• Length 36"11", w 100", h 12'8"
• Factory installed Big Foot one bottom self leveling system

• Mor-Ryde Independent Suspension, new in 5/2013, also Mor-Ryde hitch
• Kodiak disc brakes, new 5/2013
• 2 40lb propane tanks on pull out slide tray
• Frameless duel pane windows
• 112 gal fresh water tank w/12 gal gas/electric hot water heater
• Black tank 38 gal, gray 72 gal
• Front storage 52  cubic feet, middle 100 cubic feet, large rear storage with access thru 3 doors
• 37" Sony LCD TV, with Sony AM/FM/CD/DVD home theater system
• 22" Sansui LCD TY in bedroom
• 2 6 volt batteries, new 1/2012 w/ inverter
• 20 cubic foot Samsung residential refrigerator with ice maker, new 5/2013
• Table w/leaf and custom built hutch, table slides in and out
• "L" shaped kitchen in cherry w/ large top and bottom storage, and Corian Counter tops w double sink with Corian covers
• Microwave/Convection oven, new in 6/2013
• Split bath with closet with washer and dryer hook ups
• Bedroom with 2 slides for extra room, queen bed, w/2 large and 2 small full length closets, and 2nd sink
• Built in desk in living room w/ fireplace
• 2 ducted air conditioners, one with heat pump
• Can be seen in Cocoa Florida
• Super price $75,000
• contact Bob and Linda at korbin.lilly@gmail.com
• With many more features

This photo doesn't show new refrigerator

This chair has been replaces with a folding chair

 Spacious living room, recliners upgraded in 11/2012

New French door Residential refrigerator

Spacious Bedroom

Bedroom TV

Custom built in matching hutch with table pushed in

With table pulled out 

From Full time rver's to home owners.

   Wow, what a journey we had for the last month, from full time RVer's to home owners. To our many RV friends and followers we are still going to RV, and we will still keep blogging. BUT, and this is a very large but, we are going to down size our RV. We are looking at class "C" motorhomes.       This is quite a change for us. After  9 + years as full time RVing it is a shock  not waking up in an RV. Our full time experience was wonderful, and we will truly miss it. But even though we now have a home connected to one spot the RV lifestyle is still calling out to us. We can't wait to get back on the road.

       This view makes Bob happy. Not sure I would like this change in our life style if it were not for this view. It did help in my decision to buy a house.  For Linda it was a sense of security to have a home base. Note I am calling it a home base. That is because we still plan to travel, not sure  if it will be for 4,5 or 6 months a year or perhaps more or less. This transition period may take us off the road for a few months or more till we get the home base the way we want it. We want to make it our own. If the fishing is as good as some folks that live here tell us, it may be a longer period. But we have to be back in PA for doctor appointments in late April. We did establish a doctor and dentist in this area, but still are maintaining our PA doctors.
     Since we moved into the home base we had visits from 3 wonderful couples we met "on the road". It is amazing how many folks we can call friends that we met in are travels. I us this analogy about  RV folks. You pull into a RV park and next to you is fellow RVer  hooking up just like you are doing. Next thing you know you are talking about the road to the park or another RV park or a great place to visit or our all time favorite a great place to eat. Next thing you know you are making plan's to go to dinner with you new friend. Can you see pulling into a motel and knocking on the door next to yours and asking them to go out to dinner. Not going to happen. This is just one of the things so great about RVing, getting to meet some wonderful people.

Work getting done in Florida room

Bob on ladder, first time in over nine years

New tile floor

    Friends Gerry and Diane who paid us a visit and were staying at Jetty Park and called us to see if we wanted to see a rocket launch. Yes. So off we went ,a short half hour ride to Cape Canaveral  to see the launch. We had never witnessed a rocket launch before so it was a nice thrill for us. It was a night lunch.

Blastoff

there it goes on it way into orbit

Higher and higher

Then just a tiny speck in the sky

 It was the launch of Delta IV rocket. It carried a new GPS Satellite into orbit. The launch was February 20th, so you see how far behind I an on our blogging.

Alaska trip part 11

part 11the last of the photo's. We took at least 2,000 photo's on this trip. We hope to return some day.

Alaska trip part 10

part 10