If I could find one like this...
Heh. Ain't that right up my alley... err, road?
H/t to Occasional Reader and Constant Correspondent Lin.
Heh. Ain't that right up my alley... err, road?
H/t to Occasional Reader and Constant Correspondent Lin.
Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHey! Yer comments are makin' it through! Didja make nice with Blogger?
DeleteMaybe so. Of course, I call it stupid a few comments down, so I'll probably go back into the Spam Doghouse any time now.
ReplyDeleteHeh. And so you did... I had to rescue this comment.
DeleteWith a camper like that, you could certainly make friends and influence people.
ReplyDeleteAnd get 'em UNDER the influence, too.
DeleteNice little trailer, but the Awning is what kicks your ass when setting up and breaking down for the night.
ReplyDeleteThe awning would be optional, in my case.
DeleteBuck, that's what I call a pub-crawl. Don't you guys have some laws about liquor in cars? I can think of a few conversation stoppers for the highway patrol: "Do you have a drink problem sir?" A. " Nope, IDrive, I stop, I drink, no problem officer"
ReplyDeleteWe do have open container laws. My answer would be... "No problem. I drink, I fall down. No problem!"
DeleteThe things you can do with wood. That's a useful and very beautiful little trailer.
ReplyDeleteI saw this episode on some teevee show I was watching recently (about a couple o' months ago) about this small outfit in Oregon that restores old vintage travel trailers from the '40s, '50s, and '60s... and customizes 'em to the owners' specifications. I'll bet ya dollars to donuts this beauty is one of their works. I wish I could remember where I saw that and what the name of the outfit is.
DeleteBuck! What the hell are you doing publishing pictures of my home!! Some privacy if you don't mind...I'm hurt..
ReplyDeleteHeh. What I wanna know is why you haven't come visit yet.
DeleteHaha, that's perfect for the happy hours!
ReplyDeleteEgg-zackly!
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