Grilling the hot dogs to have a nice little char on the outside even adds to the greatness.
Oooh yeah. Even better is roasting them over a fire, then the whole
dog gets it and you get a nice crunch biting into it. Man, I miss
camping.
Accession wrote to Mortar <=-
I never wanted to miss camping, so the wife and I got an RV. :)
My wife and I have talked about getting an RV, but the reality is
that we both snore. And now my dog (he's 11) has started snoring. An
RV might be a little too small.
My wife and I have talked about getting an RV, but the reality
is that we both snore. And now my dog (he's 11) has started snoring.
An RV might be a little too small.
I don't think a 33' class C RV is too small for anything really.
The wife and I, two teenage kids and a dog have plenty of sleeping
room. But, if you need to go bigger, you can always get a class
A (a giant bus for half a million dollars, basically). ;)
Accession wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
I don't think a 33' class C RV is too small for anything really. The
wife and I, two teenage kids and a dog have plenty of sleeping room.
But, if you need to go bigger, you can always get a class A (a giant
bus for half a million dollars, basically). ;)
you can get a step van for pretty cheap. they are nice and square
and the roof is a good surface for solar panels. you can insulate
them and still have standing up room. Dont need a CDL and most
people wouldn't have a problem driving them. Windowmaker bridges
won't take them out because they aren't too high.
go on youtube they have some great videos.
I was thinking more of a westy - although I should make the limit
having an indoor shower and toilet...
them and still have standing up room. Dont need a CDL and most
people wouldn't have a problem driving them. Windowmaker bridges
won't take them out because they aren't too high.
You don't need a CDL for any kind of RV in Wisconsin, not even a 40+
foot class A bus. My RV is a class C, which is basically an E350
van front end with a small house on the back and over the top.
whatever floats your boat!
Speaking of boats, get a yacht and you can camp on the water or
docked by land. ;)
Regards, Nick
But yes, I have seen the converted-to-living-space vans, which are
called a "class B" RV.
Regards, Nick
Accession wrote to poindexter FORTRAN <=-
While that would definitely be way too cramped for my family, whatever floats your boat!
Speaking of boats, get a yacht and you can camp on the water or docked
by land. ;)
not sure if you know this but by step van i mean like what fedex,
ups, etc uses. i think they can go up to around 22ft.
there's a lot of room to work with. https://i.imgur.com/IGBdpbF.png
I think winnebago brave started out with step van design.
I suppose you can turn just about anything into a camper if you add
a bed or a couch. ;)
not sure if you know this but by step van i mean like what fedex,
ups, etc uses. i think they can go up to around 22ft.
I can honestly say I've never seen this before.
MRO wrote to Accession <=-
I suppose you can turn just about anything into a camper if you add
a bed or a couch. ;)
yeah but what i'm getting at is these cheap step vans provide a good framework for making a camper and it's quite popular for people to do this.
My wife and I have talked about getting an RV, but the reality is that
we both snore. And now my dog (he's 11) has started snoring. An RV
might be a little too small.
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