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When the time comes ill be buying either a large pull behind camper or a motor home. I have no desire to reinvent the wheel. Other than to figure out where the wood stove will go and to construct a nice bar, IM sure the DJ system will have to be included as well.
Picture taken in 1988 12' X 8' with two bunk beds, table and a trash burner for heat. Truck burned too much gas to be practical.
On the highway.
House was on a sleigh made from 8' X 8' so it could be dragged on or off at the railway loading ramp. It was unsuccessful as a camper and became our daughters' play house.
House was on a sleigh made from 8' X 8' so it could be dragged on or off at the railway loading ramp. It was unsuccessful as a camper and became our daughters' play house.
For me, simple is better. Small Coleman pop-up. Stay away from the plastic roofs if you go that route, and throw some tyvek super tape drown the top seam and you're good to go. Hit a forum and research first