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This is kinda cool.... Deco Liner <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/GyU8eRHHEhU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

One place I rented up here had the machines outside in a car port. Little chilly in the winter switchin laundry but it worked ok unless the pipes froze :lol:

I hear ya guys.... but I have seen some nice used ones for about 1500-2000. I also want the low profile until the herd thins. Then I don't need the seating of the van. Last vacation we took both the truck and the van and all seats were full.. 11 bodies and the boat. Once I can have something...

High winds will settle that load... :lol: Naw... I want something I can throw behind the van and still feel like it is camping out to a degree. Kids need to have that.

I'll probably start shopping for a tent trailer in the next year or two. Time to start taking road trip vacations with the kids. Lilly is going to be of the right age soon.

Yeah, the log cabin styled ones are really cool... cozy....

Sure could.... And gets around a few building codes in some areas so long as you leave the wheels on.

A customer of mine has two of these placed on each side of a deck. They even have a loft.. I always thought they were pretty cool. Pricey though.

Yeah.. I need more topography.. MA is my other "home" or at least where I feel home. Even though I lived in AZ for a little longer than MA, AZ just lost it's charm for me after a sort. It had topography as well. Just got burned out on it.

I was thinking I would try living there. Friend of mine at the time invited me out and put me up to make a go of it. I no sooner found a job, he went wiggy and I had to bail. Pretty there and the surrounding. I liked the more northern part of the State as well.

Been there, got the hat. :lol: I was out side of Oshkosh in Princeton. Left before winter though. ;)

I like to be able to drive to winter and leave it behind at the end of the day on the same day (unless I rent a cabin) :lol: