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NorCal Dan


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Just picked up a little camper !
Will be along to visit .....
Got a parking spot ?

http://travelingrvweather.blogspot.com/2010/08/perfect-full-timing-rig-revealed.html

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Wow!!! The only thing missing is a pool and lawn to mow! With a rig that size I think I would downsize to a S&B home, lol...

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WOW!!

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Terry and Jo


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Holy COW!!!!

Somebody converted a cattle truck into a camper!!!

Do NOT drive this thing through Oklahoma if the wind is blowing.

Terry

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Great looking pop-up!

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NorCal Dan


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I've got more pictures...I'll have to find someplace to post them so you guys can see all of them in full size. Anybody know a free hosting site for pictures?

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The only thing missing is a patio on the roof. You could probably put a bowling alley up there too.

Anyway, I wouldn't have one - no horizontal slides. ;)

Speaking of pop-ups, has everyone heard that Hi-Lo has finally gone out of business? So sad, as they were a high-quality, fuel efficient option. It looks like only Trailmanor remains in this market. Maybe someone will buy the rights to build them, and design an updated, ultralight model using composite SIP construction on an aluminum monocoque framed lower box (in leiu of a chassis.) Can you imagine a super rigid, 3,500lb, 30ft Hi-Lo with an aerodynamic teardrop shaped lifting top, a large rear slide-out, (maybe even a small front porch with an overhang,) full amenities and a 3,500lb load capacity? One can only dream.

Oh well, I guess I'll just stick to my Aliner for now.

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NorCal Dan wrote:

I've got more pictures...I'll have to find someplace to post them so you guys can see all of them in full size. Anybody know a free hosting site for pictures?



 photobucket.com is good. 



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NorCal Dan wrote:

I've got more pictures...I'll have to find someplace to post them so you guys can see all of them in full size. Anybody know a free hosting site for pictures?


I like this one, Dan.

 

http://tinypic.com/ 

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Here's all the pictures...enjoy...


https://s1212.photobucket.com/albums/cc449/travelingrvwx/Perfect_FT_RV/

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