In the afternoon of 08/17/20, while traveling on US-395 near the Secret Valley Rest Area, the driver of a motorhome, for unknown reasons, allowed his vehicle to drift to the left off the roadway. The vehicle struck the hillside bordering US-395. The impact caused the entire body of the motorhome to separate from the chassis. The body of the motorhome, including the driver who was still seatbelted in the driver's seat, tipped over on its side onto US-395. Both the body and chassis continuted sliding on the roadway before finally coming to a stop in the lanes of US-395.
Amazingly, no injuries were sustained to the driver! The motorhome, however, made need a little attention....
Around here that thing would be in the left lane and ignoring the mountain turn-outs.
Obviously you're referring to the oregon plates and not the vehicle.Around here that thing would be in the left lane and ignoring the mountain turn-outs.
Every time I drive outside of Washington or Oregon I am reminded that not everyone seems to think they are of royal descent where the road is their birthright where all others must bend to their will.Obviously you're referring to the oregon plates and not the vehicle.
the extra cab in my brother dodge was comfy as shit to stretch out in and sleep when he let me drive it to DC on election day in 08.....actually way more comfortable than that fucking caravan i was talked into renting.in june...Seems safe.
Tested the party train the last two weeks. Success. One random exploding tempered glass window that committed suicide while stationary at camp but lexan was an hour away.
Then the 5 state smoke show rolled in
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i am still trying to figure out why colorado drivers can't drive for shit in the rain but will drive 100 mph in the left lane in a blizzard...I find that funny as a California resident. Pnw drivers are oblivious. Ca drivers are straight up malicious.
OR drivers are a unique race of just fucking clueless putters. It really is something special.
bro!i am still trying to figure out why colorado drivers can't drive for shit in the rain but will drive 100 mph in the left lane in a blizzard...
Those are really bad ass, but there is no way I could ever justify that price tag. Maybe in 2-3 years they will be like new, used twice for half price. But even half price is still twice what I could justify.This is what I want right now, but no way we could afford it. Maybe in 3 years...
Yeah. Here too.Around here that thing would be in the left lane and ignoring the mountain turn-outs.
if i had a family and that guys budget....only thing i would change....4 door cab....6×6 chassis....This is what I want right now, but no way we could afford it. Maybe in 3 years...
Picked up another ARE commercial canopy for my truck - after I sold the old canopy and the tonneau cover my f150 came with - I am into the "new" one for 300 bucks! Best solo incognito travel camper ever!
ideal perfect stealth camper....semi old plumbers box van....leave signage on it....metal clipboard/hardhat/yellow vest in passenger seat....There is definitely something to be said for cheap and stealth. Mo’ money, mo’ problems, and all of that...
I have had a pickup truck with a shell of some kind since ‘83...
yeah....correct....That would actually look really out of place boondocking out here, everyone would just assume you were a plumber on vacation. Especially if you had out of state plates.
On a city street, however...
Li-ion + solar array seems clearly the way to go for a Class B sized vehicle when boondocking.the improvements they have made in the electrical/etc make them vastly more attractive than even three years ago
It's fun/cheap/covers ground but is for solo or with one other like minded person. The group/family is hard to achieve the cheap and covers ground aspect but like @junkyard said, it's all fun.There is definitely something to be said for cheap and stealth. Mo’ money, mo’ problems, and all of that...
Dude, with the bed up in mine I have a damn dance floor. I told the wife a floor mount bike stand would fit perfect and could stow under the upright bed when not in use.Exactly. But the improvements they have made in the electrical/etc make them vastly more attractive than even three years ago. But maybe the older ones can be updated with better batteries/etc? I freaking love the drop down bed. You could work on bikes inside in the rain with the bed up...
Woo needs to rent my house so I can boondock like a 1% -er....
So I was incorrect when I said "that thing is precisely a school bus?"That's not a school bus. That's a full class 8 truck with floaters on the probably 20k rated front axle.