David,

You simply need to do the math.  Write down all of your transportation
requirements and related costs and
put them on a paper or get more involved and put it on a spread sheet.
You've got to figure out what is
more cost effective over time.    Weigh this against your wants and desires
and what your wife wants
and you'll come out with a more intelligent solution to your dilemma.

After that, throw away the paper, statistics and spead sheet and keep the
camper.....

What's to figure out?

Steven
91 Westy

On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 5:33 PM, David Wilhite <dlwilhite@comcast.net>wrote:

> Why is this so hard? Why is this such a big deal? Other people don�t seem
> to have problems like this. Am I putting too much thought into this? It�s
> just another car isn�t it? Should I really be throwing more money into a
> vehicle as old as this? Is it really just a vehicle? After all, I do
> identify with the Westy. My last name is Wilhite (German). I�m an Engineer
> (like a jack of all trades). It is more than what you see on the surface,
> just like me. It may be utilitarian and it�s definitely not sexy, but it
> gets the job done and does it well. Where am I going with all this? Enough
> already! Has the Westy become me, or have I become the Westy?
>