When you haul take a little home along

[Max Speed]

When we travel we like to take a little home with us. This is our 35' fifth wheel camper with large slide out and garage for the cycles. Pull the bikes out and the garage turns into a screen porch.

 

[Max Speed]

We have a bunch of room and we haul it with my F450 super duty

 

[Max Speed]

lots of room, this is taken from the garage door looking to the front of the camper. Up a few steps and you have a queen size bed.

 

[Max Speed]

just like home

 

[Max Speed]

looking from the front to the back at the kitchen area, and door to the garage.

 

[Max Speed]

full bathroom with tub and shower through the door to the right.

 

[Max Speed]

the garage / screen porch,  pull the bikes out and open the side door-windows and you have a nice place to hang out with friends.  Play cards, a little place free of bugs..
I have a picture with the busa parked in the garage but it will not up load, I have to re size the picture it said the file is too big.

 

[mdelaven]

Now that is nice

 

[Max Speed]

the garage with the busa

 

[Max Speed]

storage for helmets and cleaning supples for the cycles and door way from the inside of the garage into the camper.

 

[omega0003]

Sweet

 

[99'busa]

man id be looking for every chance pos. to leave home

 

[djorgensen3]

I could really use that this elk season!! You sure you don't wanna go camping for 10 days or so here in AZ high country?

 

[crazyedmonton]

can I move in when your not using it?

 

[Commuta_Busa]

it still looks brandy shiny new! So I have to ask.. what's something like that run about? I'm sure insurance has to cost a few for something that size (operating costs). I think I would have to convert a bit more of the living space into shop space for tools etc. I like that it keeps the bike completely separate from the living space.

 

[twotonevert]

Very nice brother!

 

[JR'S BUSA]

it still looks brandy shiny new! So I have to ask.. what's something like that run about? I'm sure insurance has to cost a few for something that size (operating costs). I think I would have to convert a bit more of the living space into shop space for tools etc. I like that it keeps the bike completely separate from the living space.  

+1

 

[SpeedAdict]

I love those things

 

[pbghost]

awesome setup ya got there

 

[Max Speed]

Thanks guys I have had this 2 years now and its 10 years old now.. The first owner was an older guy and his wife with a HD to haul. They took good care of it. I got a great deal and bought it for 15,000. New they ran in the mid 30s for a price. Forced air heat to each room and central air with 85 gal of fresh water. Loaded its around 14,000 pounds or so. You do need A good truck to pull something like this, my F450 does it easy.