nice, one of a kind truck camper!

[RV_daytrader]

Dont know if this has been posted before...nice if you like a lot of wood!

http://blog.rvshare.com/truck_camper/

[Veebyes]

No, it may not be very practical but we buy lots of things that are impractical. How useful really is a Corvette or a Harley? Both carry driver & passenger & little else. We like bling in one form or another.

[dodge_guy]

It looks newer than 10 years old. I`d like the spot next to the Prevost please!

[AmericalVette]

Nice to look at, but I'd never want anything like that.

[Jagtech]

Have to admit, the builder is a craftsman. I'm sure he's proud of it!

[CavemanCharlie]

I like it but, as stated it is not very practical .

[RV-1_2n-FUN]

EYE don't think SEW.

[ol_Bombero-JC]

gbopp wrote:
Clicky

It's nice but, for $165K (without the truck) I could find something I like better.

But you would/could be the first in your neighborhood!!..:W


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[K9Sailors]

Named The House of Seven Rivers, it's website is Hinterlandcampers.com

[Veebyes]

Wow! The craftmanship that went into that is amazing. No doubt it is worth the price given the materials & time to finish at that level.

[mowermech]

That is a truck camper?
It looks a lot like a chassis mount camper on a 1 1/2 ton (4500-5500) truck to me.
I wonder how much it weighs...

[monkey44]

westend wrote:
First, I can deliver two of those to your door for that price. Second, the wood stove is not well thought out. Besides the use of the wrong stack pipe, it's too close to the door opening to be anything but a hazard. Third, even if Tiffany himself, built those leaded windows, they're a poor choice for an RV. Fourth, it would be interesting to know how the roof insulation was done. It looks like showing off those laminated trusses was more important than insulation, to the builder.

I'll call your two and raise to three for that price. Nice looking rig, but not very efficient ... not sure it appeals to me tho'.

[westend]

First, I can deliver two of those to your door for that price. Second, the wood stove is not well thought out. Besides the use of the wrong stack pipe, it's too close to the door opening to be anything but a hazard. Third, even if Tiffany himself, built those leaded windows, they're a poor choice for an RV. Fourth, it would be interesting to know how the roof insulation was done. It looks like showing off those laminated trusses was more important than insulation, to the builder.

[gbopp]

Clicky

It's nice but, for $165K (without the truck) I could find something I like better.