my RV, just coming off a 4 day solo trip fishing the Cape
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my RV, just coming off a 4 day solo trip fishing the Cape
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paging my pet powder goat^
looks just like his old rig from when we were young punks. He rolled/ destroyed that thing though
kudos for camping in it without even a roof box
Anybody in the Seattle (or Portland) area have a space I can park my van (unoccupied) for the remainder of June and first week of July? I'm doing some traveling (via airplanes) during the month of June but would like to re-start my road trip in the PNW in July.
Some please buy this and bring it BBI: https://wenatchee.craigslist.org/cto...615235368.html
$300 obo. LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leavenworth Skier
I say we offer him $37 and see what happens.
Putting the Arrrgh in RV...Attachment 239082
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looks like a burning man special right there
Edit: fail. It's a little too narrow to fit on my truck. Still for sale if someone in the Bozeman area wants a sweet little camper. Perfect for a taco or ranger.
Just bought this bad boy. Looks totally sound. It poured all day and its bone dry inside. Everything works. Could be fun for summer and maybe not freezing to death at the ski hill this winter.
https://bozeman.craigslist.org/rvs/d...619123461.html
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I like that it's called the six pac
unimog - $19,500
saw this behind Henhouse Brewing in Petaluma, CA.
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$19k for the mog and $500 for the camper?
Damn! That is super tempting. What truck you try to put it on? I'm always keeping an eye out for lighter cheap bed campers for my 1st gen tundraQuote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
2012 tundra. About 4 inches too wide for the existing jacks.Quote:
Originally Posted by lifelinksplit
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Are you planning to take it on and off a lot? If not you could probably get away with making adapter plates to widen out the jacks. I wouldn't put them to regular use thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
Yeah, was thinking about making adapter plates, but just to even get it off the dudes property I would have to rig something up asap, etc.
I literally had just ordered a softopper the day before I saw this camper anyway. Going back to my sleeping platform and topper roots for now.
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So did you buy it or is it still for sale from dude up bridger canyon? I might jump on this but I'm heading to Primus in Missoula on thurs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
Still for sale. I'm gonna pass. Better suited for 1st gen tundra or a taco. Met up with owner again to get my money back tonight and said a dude with a 1st gen tundra is interested (you?).Quote:
Originally Posted by lifelinksplit
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Cool. Thanks man. I'll get in touch. If it's still around after this weekend I might not be able to pass it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
Funny thing is I recognized the barn in the backdrop.
T-minus one week until summer RV road trip in the van. One month and about 5,000 planned on the road. Gonna get grungy
Mobile ski chalet https://expeditionportal.com/expedit...n-trailblazer/
Just happened upon this badass looking rig during a bike ride:
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Pretty sure that one has been referenced in this thread and was on Seattle CL for a very long time. I wonder if it ever sold?
Not badass enough/ too badass for a parking brake by the look of things...
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Good Sam says all responsible RV enthusiasts chock their wheels!
1977 serro scotty camper well built or death trap I would not want to tow around?