Of all the types of RVs what type would be best for the zombie apocalypse? (Or super-volcano eruption, giant meteorite or other post-apocalyptic scenario). Assuming that one would have to flee their home and live remotely.I posted in toy haulers because I have one which makes it my default apocalypse RV. I figure that THs are typically pulled by 4x4 trucks, so that would also help in end-of-the-world scenarios. THs have giant water, gray and black tanks as well as on-board generators.

Depends...would the roads be open, or covered with dead bodies/burned out vehicles/ the remnants of civilization as we know it?

The problem with a TH, 5er, TT, or TC is that when the zombies arrive in the middle of the night and you have to make a mad rush to get away, you have to LEAVE your TH, 5er, TT or TC in order to get into your vehicle to drive away. That's 60-180 seconds that you are potential zombie food.With an MH, you never have to leave the vehicle.

toedtoes wrote:The problem with a TH, 5er, TT, or TC is that when the zombies arrive in the middle of the night and you have to make a mad rush to get away, you have to LEAVE your TH, 5er, TT or TC in order to get into your vehicle to drive away. That's 60-180 seconds that you are potential zombie food.With an MH, you never have to leave the vehicle.Good point but you could always cut a hole in the front of the trailer right over the bed of the truck and have a hatch that you could scramble out of.

None! Such an event would disrupt the electrical impulses in the atmosphere and no electronics would not work. You won't be able to drive anything because all elictrical d3vices would be inactive. Didn't you see that episode of The Twilight Zone?

DutchmenSport wrote:None! Such an event would disrupt the electrical impulses in the atmosphere and no electronics would not work. You won't be able to drive anything because all elictrical d3vices would be inactive. Didn't you see that episode of The Twilight Zone?Wrong! My 2001 F350 is so old it has no electrical components. :B

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DutchmenSport
Explorer
Oct 01, 2014
None! Such an event would disrupt the electrical impulses in the atmosphere and no electronics would not work. You won't be able to drive anything because all elictrical d3vices would be inactive. Didn't you see that episode of The Twilight Zone?
RedJeep
Explorer
Oct 01, 2014
toedtoes wrote:
The problem with a TH, 5er, TT, or TC is that when the zombies arrive in the middle of the night and you have to make a mad rush to get away, you have to LEAVE your TH, 5er, TT or TC in order to get into your vehicle to drive away. That's 60-180 seconds that you are potential zombie food.

With an MH, you never have to leave the vehicle.

Good point but you could always cut a hole in the front of the trailer right over the bed of the truck and have a hatch that you could scramble out of.
toedtoes
Explorer III
Oct 01, 2014
The problem with a TH, 5er, TT, or TC is that when the zombies arrive in the middle of the night and you have to make a mad rush to get away, you have to LEAVE your TH, 5er, TT or TC in order to get into your vehicle to drive away. That's 60-180 seconds that you are potential zombie food.

With an MH, you never have to leave the vehicle.
Francesca_Knowl
Explorer
Oct 01, 2014
Depends...would the roads be open, or covered with dead bodies/burned out vehicles/ the remnants of civilization as we know it?

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