What will they build next???

[sawinredneck]

I am looking at RV's, cheap ones, or moderatly priced at least. Then I come across these things!! Why can't they just call them mobile homes, not travel trailers or whatever?
"These are designed to be placed and not moved regularly."
Then the price, WOW!!!!!!!!

http://www.rvtraderonline.com/find/browse/park-model

 

[MasterBlaster]

Too rich for my blood! Neat, though.

 

[sawinredneck]

Yeah, they are more than my house!!!! And my house is a LOT bigger than that!!!

 

[Paul B]

wow, some super fancy mobile homes there.

 

[stehansen]

One of my customers has a huge motor home that has a 450 hp cummins in it.

 

[sawinredneck]

Yeah, those are SWEET!!!!!! Over a million pretty easily!!
But I'd never seen anything like these.

 

[gf beranek]

Those things are overpriced match boxes made of fiberboard and all other sorts of cheap materials obtainable. And the depreciation? Not worth a half plug of chew in 5 years. Seen sturdier tree houses the kids slapped up. Just my opinion of prefab homes in general.

 

[Al Smith]

The trailer types are pretty much junk ,many are made in Indiana the trailer capitol of the world as far as manufacturing goes.

The prefabs that are more or less modualized buildings are not too bad.The ones I've seen are just houses build on a removable frame work.Plenty of wall studding ,well insulated etc.The only advantage I could see is they are a fast way to get into a home rather than a conventional stick build houses.

Being rather old school I too prefer conventional building practices.Framing a house is not where to cost is,finishing is what costs like the national debt.Around these parts to have one built you are looking at 100 bucks plus per square foot finished.

If I'm not mistaken just the replacement costs on the house I'm typing this post from is over 170 per because of the goodies inside.Lawdy it would cost more to rebuild than I paid in total for the danged whole place,geeze.Imagine what it would be in the Keys ,California or New Hampshire,Lawdy.

 

[gf beranek]

You got that right, Al. Building costs here are well over $200/ square. Even with alternative materials. It's crazy.