Things you see in an RV Park

[Oaklevel]

Originally Posted by 05CrewDually

How do you know that the foam board hasn't increased the curb appeal?

Looks good to me.............

I see nothing wrong with the way it looks................


ya should have seen it without the foam board......................

[325BH]

Originally Posted by AquaMan

Not really. Ever try to stand on the end of a 2x4?

If the tongue is heavy, the jacks don't do anything for yaw stability. The simply provide pitch and roll stability, which is straight down pressure.




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[BandJCarm]

Originally Posted by martin73

A lake in Ark. used to have rafts with motors you rolled your trailer onto, and ran around the lake .(dont know if they are still there or not.)

Lake Ouachita....yes.

This was at camp I spent last night at before coming to Goshen. Where be's da wheels? Lol

[AquaMan]

Originally Posted by BC Boy

Looks like a Keystone Outback loft toyhauler. Couple of model numbers were 27L and 27T I believe.

That's exactly what it is. I know, I had one. Was very cool idea but was only made for 2 years. The biggest problem was, that in the summer the upstairs got hot. It's also a toy hauler, with a side ramp.


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[FOURWHL]

Originally Posted by Ddubya

Homer Alaska

RV-Condomotorendium sleeps 18, bus seating for travelAttachment 116981


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Wow! I saw these guys in Elkhart, IN few months ago. No way there's more than 1 of those rigs running around.

Crazy

[dbarr]

Originally Posted by BandJCarm

Lake Ouachita....yes.

More info please.

[coupevillefish]

Originally Posted by FOURWHL

Wow! I saw these guys in Elkhart, IN few months ago. No way there's more than 1 of those rigs running around.

Crazy

Actually, I think there are a number of tgem. Saw one in Alaska 30 years ago. My understanding is that they are used by European tour companies.

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by coupevillefish

Actually, I think there are a number of tgem. Saw one in Alaska 30 years ago. My understanding is that they are used by European tour companies.

Apparently none of you read post #697!

[flymhi]

Not at a park but at Wally World for the past week, probably until they are asked to leave. I've heard of additions on the house but....

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by flymhi

Not at a park but at Wally World for the past week, probably until they are asked to leave. I've heard of additions on the house but....Attachment 117156

Not much tongue weight, I'd wager!!

[trudinator]

Originally Posted by flymhi

Not at a park but at Wally World for the past week, probably until they are asked to leave. I've heard of additions on the house but....Attachment 117156

I have no words....

[asquared]

Originally Posted by thomsonr

If someone has any opinions or knows anything about this trailer I'd appreciate hearing them. It was seen just a few days ago as I camped in Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Obviously a seasonal and you can see "Command Centre" written on the side. There is also a URL but it's not fully visible.

I should of asked at the sign in desk about it. Reminds me of a caboose on a train, something long obsolete.

I remember seeing a similar floor plan a few years back at a local dealership. The top popped up for a sitting area. Underneath was a small toy hauler area. I really liked it but it was too heavy for the tv we had at the time.

[18CrewDually]

Originally Posted by flymhi

Not at a park but at Wally World for the past week, probably until they are asked to leave. I've heard of additions on the house but....Attachment 117156

Oh boy! I hope you let them know that might effect the frame warranty. Lol

[emm-dee]

Originally Posted by 05CrewDually

Oh boy! I hope you let them know that might effect the frame warranty. Lol

The frame warranty probably expired in the previous century.

[Dogpatch]

Originally Posted by Wobbles

I have seen grates on BBQ grills that look stronger than that grill guard.

I think that grill is only for possums and the odd armadillo.

[Dogpatch]

Originally Posted by Cowracer

I saw a similar set up one time and I got to talking to the guy that owned it. Once you know the story, it makes perfect sense...

He delivered fresh fruit to local businesses. The genny/air con setup would allow him to keep the back cool enough for the fruit, as the A/C in the van wasn't nowhere near enough. The van was way more nimble and usable than a big reefer truck.

I thought it was genius, in a red-neck sort of way. you can even see some fruit boxes on the bumper by the genny.

Tim

I think the fruit boxes are holding the extra batteries for his converter. LOL

[Dogpatch]

Originally Posted by dbarr

More info please.

That's a "Park Model" with a covered deck add-on. They still have the wheels but people skirt them in. Most people own the lot they put them on or have full time rental agreement.

[WolfWhistle]

Originally Posted by Campin Cajun

Attachment 69111

This was at the Tampa RV Show

This is why you don't drink and drive

[emm-dee]

This guy claimed driving over 200 miles like this.

[18CrewDually]

Originally Posted by emm-dee

This guy claimed driving over 200 miles like this.

I'm sure he did.
Drivin a Chevy.
Like a rock.
The same rocks rolling around in his head.