Want a Boat? or an RV?

[Russ H]

For those who can't decide, or have a spouse who says "you can only buy one"

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-Russ H.

 

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[Russ H]

Love the dash . . !

-Russ H.

 

[Russ H]

More photos:

Interior Photographs

 

[hatterasguy]

Nice RV, my uncle had one similer to it for a few years. Those are the kind you want since they are based on an over the road coach bus, so they drive nice. He took his everywhere, from Alaska all up in down the west coast, all over the west and mid west, etc. He took it down to the keys one year to one of those nicer RV parks, and had it down their for a month with a dock right out front.

But thats a piss poor boat, so I would recomend buying an RV, and buying a real boat. Than you can actualy use the boat as a boat and not a floating condo with questionable seaworthyness.

 

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[Russ H]

An interesting thought-- towing a boat behind the RV instead of a car!

(easy enough to do, and probably cheaper)

-Russ H.

 

[rcardin]

A boat behind the RV would work right up to the point of trying to back a boat down the boat ramp with a 40 foot rv:smug2:
Hard enough to back one up with a truck

 

[Jonleehacker]

You'd need one of these to go with it:

 

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[hatterasguy]

You can't back an RV up while towing anything, so a boat would be impossible.

My uncle carried a roll up Avon inflatable, about 12ft with a 15hp Evinrude. It worked pretty good.

 

[Russ H]

Yikes, Jon-- that's a heckuva house.

I googled "airplane house" and, to my shock, found that there are many! (who knew?!)

One of the better links I found on unusual houses:

Unusual Architecture From Around the World

(the only thing you'll want in the link above is bigger pix!)

-Russ H.