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What does hubby want?  Maybe someone from here went from the same camper to the r-pod.

   I think everyone would agree that the r-pods are easy to tow and back into small spaces. You do not need a large tow vehicle and you get good MPG considering you are towing a camper. The quality is good as far as campers go and you have a lot of comfort features in a small camper. The only down side and not everyone may agree and that is they are a little small but being small has advantages. Hope this helps. Would like to add the shape attracts attention and you may have people asking you to have a look inside or wanting to have a picture of it. 

Originally posted by David and Danette   The only down side and not everyone may agree and that is they are a little small but being small has advantages.

I think our 179 is just right for a couple.  We just spent 30 days in ours and I could have done it forever.   We aren't just a couple but travel with two 50+ lb dogs too!  No problem.
Small is an advantage- we camped in several spots where we simply could not have gotten in the spot with something much larger-   that is priceless late in the day when the only spot available is small because others had to pass it up that couldn't fit their 30 ft'er and massive pickup in the spot!

Definitely advantages to the size.  Speaking of tours, which David and Dannette mentioned above, wait until each person realizes you have all the same stuff as the big rigs - bathroom, kitchen, etc.  Each tour you'll get the same amazement.  Everyone now is lucky though, many people have seen the pods, we don't give as many tours as we used to.  The first few years we gave 2-3 tours every day we were in camp.