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i always thought those would be an awesome ride to have. And hes right, ive only seen a few in my life. Thanks for sharing it!

there is a yahoo group, "families on the road", that is devoted to exactly your situation., though i dont know how active it is. My stepchildern hated me for "making " them move, egads, how dare i expose them to new places aand people!! but thats not how i grew up. I was always a wandered and a...

or startin' it..... Welcome Ardent Angel. Glad to have you with us. Ive never been to Michigan either, so mabye a trip back north ( spent most of my life in upstate Ny) is in order. Watch out for Seraphim, though a real teller of tall tales, that one....;0P

Hi Robi, welcome to the forum, glad to have you here

(sing along) ON THE ROAD AGAIN, got my van and now im on the road again!! congrats!

i have been a builder and remodeler all my adult life, so have had tools in my hands for over 25 years. When my brother was alive (was an asc cert mechanic), wed often spend a weekend replacing an engine or tranny in one of the numerous $500 beaters that either of us had. So, basically, if it is...

Hi Tim, Welcome to the forum.

Awesome, glad you had a chance to get out and enjoy the rig!

thanks everyone, it is very much a "work in progress". I do what i can when i can ( when i have time and $$$), meanwhile it is well enjoyed as it is. Bri, 'bout 20 years ago, i helped a guy put a cadillac strech limo on a custom streched 3/4 ton 4x4 pickup frame. It was an advertising gimik for...

ive been in construction all my life, its pretty much what i know. I have in the past, driven cross country to help out with natural disasters ( see relief mission thread in off topic I now live 1 mile from the church with the toppled steeple in one of the photos). Sure, my rig would be nicer...

Tumblibg creek cg, cherokee national forest, near copperhill Tn and ducktown, Ga. nice creek, great lake, usually quiet.

the comments are interesting. There are programs like this in lots of areas doing similar programs, including on the Kensi pennusula in Alaska. The one i looked into one that offered 20 ac and enough lumber to build a cabin . You had to stay on the oroperty for 10 years. Comming from Ny where...

cool for you, Sidat. Happy travels to ya!

Hi Jeff, welcome!

hi Lodiak, welcome. ive been playing with the idea of building a slide in for my truck too.if you used aluminum coil stock, available in home depot or lowes, you will get a much smoother outside skin than either aluminum or even vynil siding with far less potential leak spots. A basic roll of...

Hey Andy, great info and good to see you posting!

My wife has a Garmin, it seems to work well. We both have android phones, and I use mine quite a bit ( ours are verizon based), but several times it has dropped me off with my destination nowhere in sight. ( once was 60 miles away!!) Trish's gamin has never lead her ( us, when we travel...

Hi HWJ, welcome to the forum!

Coultergeist, nice find at a good price! Too bad the cables to the back have to go, or do they? while looking at your pics, i saw on the passenger side front door, an extended step. Great for elderly or disabked passengers, but very low if you plann to boondock in some out of the way places...

not bad, but still much cheaper to get an adapter hose for $10 and a 20# tank for $20. I always keep a green 1 pounder around for emergencys, but bulk is by far the cheapest way to go. A fulltimer i know ran his 2 burner stove 2-3 times a day for 9 weeks off a 20# tank.