Why replace old Jayco?

Submitted: Tuesday, Jun 09, 2009 at 14:49
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Hi there, we have a 1988 Jayco Dove which we've owned for about 6 years. It is still very functional and well looked after. It has a few minor rust spots on the chassis, a few small canvas tears here and there but mostly still in good condition. It has a two burner gas stove and no 12v system installed (that I know of!). The two kids aren't getting any smaller and now no longer share the end bed, having one each.
I, the wife, would like to update it by a few years to a nicer, more modern interior and some mod cons, ie. microwave, etc. I'm thinking of a slightly larger model Jayco, perhaps the Flamingo or Eagle and probably around a 2000ish model. Trying to convince the husband that this is a good thing has been the most difficult of achievements. I wonder if anyone out there can give some good argument as to why we should (or shouldn't) replace our old Jayco with a newer model.
Cheers
Michelle
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