Boatahome??
No room for a boat when RV-ing? Then maybe you need a Boatahome. It's an RV, no wait, it's a boat, no wait, it's just too weird. Sales pitch vid here. I so want one - NOT!
Forum Discussion
- I think it's a toy for the person who has everything.
- Actually I think it's kinda cool. Not something I'd want but I certainly see the appeal. It even has an awning!
its pretty, neat idea, house boat becomes TT
its been done before here in the USA
idea didn't take off
several times in the 70's and 80's
custom trailer boat combo, were it unloads and becomes a cruizer or house boat
can't seem to find the links or images at this moment- Actually, I'd love one. Many times my trailer use is for the sole purpose of having a place to sleep during a weekend of fishing. If I had one of these, I could stay on the water and be fishing off and on all day and night.
No, it's probably not for the full timer or the person who travels great distances for extended time periods. But if you lived in an area surrounded by good lakes like I do, it has its merits.
The one thing I saw immediately that might get old quick is the amount of steps it takes to get up and down. - What's the tow vehicle in the picture above?
- This Boaterhome is still hands down the best one. video has been around for a couple of years. Slicker than slick.......wait for it......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRGFdmj2fOo - Like one poster said for some one around lots of water, it would be really an asset. For the general public no so much. I also wonder how stable this is on land setting on a flimsy trailer.
gbopp wrote:
What's the tow vehicle in the picture above?
I think its an Australian "UTE". Before my wife and I sold our boat and bought a trailer, we thought about getting a little bit bigger boat that we could sleep on while it was on the trailer when we traveled.- Wonder how far you have to crank the stabalizers? :W
