Great double decker home built class A

Bumpyroad wrote:

John&Joey wrote:

tropical36 wrote:
...Thing is, it's always about money and I don't like being underwater, anymore than I have to be...

Anytime you make something so unique the only way you'll ever break even (just parts, not labor) on the deal is if you find that one special person. As much as we may appreciate what he accomplished, not many of us would pay a lot for a non slide, non saleable to the masses, old frame/technology, tall rig like that. I'm guessing he'll get pennies on the dollar when he goes to get rid of it.

I would think that having the area of two floors would compensate for no slide.
bumpy

For me that's not a true statement at all. If you've ever spent more then a week in a rig 100 inches for a width is tough sledding. Now take that 100 inches add 2 opposing slides of 2 feet to push you out to 148 inches and now you got something you can call home.

So the square feet may be the same, but the quality of life will not be. This is based on me and DW living in an RV(s) for 6 months a year for the last nine years though, YMMV.