I would get a "Toy Hauler" rv. Not sure about 5th. wheel or tow bar style. I will use the "Toy" storage space for my reloading and firearm workshop.
Camper's and RV's.
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I like everything on it, except the fuel consumption. I could go broke feeding this critter. LOL
Dont like towed trailers, I prefer AO vehicles
I’d demand that the dealer add on an M2 .50 caliber machine gun and a Mark 19 grenade launcher if he wants to complete the sale.
Are those options for a camper? LOL
In my area, campers and the like are useless in a crisis, too many mountains and too steep mountain roads.
Since I would be a really mean guy in a crisis I would prepare such a camper with any things like the video from the post above and put the cart somewhere good.
If I then sit in the mountain forest I can then watch well as a few left-wing do-gooders who mock me all the time in my preparations fly over the Jordan when you crack the camper.
Since I would be a really mean guy in a crisis I would prepare such a camper with any things like the video from the post above and put the cart somewhere good.
If I then sit in the mountain forest I can then watch well as a few left-wing do-gooders who mock me all the time in my preparations fly over the Jordan when you crack the camper.
Yes, an bug out in our mountains isn't an comfy thing with A/C and hard roof over the waterbed 
Personally my setup for an bug out are smaller vehicles which i even can use on hiking trails and my "bed" is covered with an tent.
But a kind of steahlt camper is still on my wish-to-have list. If you go older you would start to love more comfort.
Personally my setup for an bug out are smaller vehicles which i even can use on hiking trails and my "bed" is covered with an tent.
But a kind of steahlt camper is still on my wish-to-have list. If you go older you would start to love more comfort.
Well I still want a Bremach, Pinzgaur or Alrad Christ compact 4x4 overlander, but would settle for an Iveco Daily 4x4 ( bloody Aussies get the best Ivecos)
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a small vehicle is good around here, anything medium or larger size gets stuck in the narrow country lanes, try reversing anything for half a mile or more and you see the problem.
I live in Montana. I worked offshore out of Houma, Louisiana. I used to fly a lot but figured out that I would save money buying a motor home. It worked out pretty well. One word of advice. If you want to see what motorhome living is all about. Take your family and pets and an electric frying pan and an ice chest and spend a weekend in your bathroom.
I admire those folks in the US called Snow Birds and in Europe Full timers who migrate as the seasons change in their large RVs following the sun 
I live in a 2006 28' bumper tow travel trailer for work. Usually most of the year with me going home about every 20-30 days for a week. I love my man cave. I have been mulling over using it for a bug out shelter but I really think its best to travel light, so if SHTF, I'm gonna set it on fire and run like hell.
I am trying to get my wife to see the benefit and fun of having a trailer. I have a Ram 2500 with a Cummins but nothing to tow..... As a former cross country truck driver I love the open road.
This is all I need or a teapet
The 4Runner is a great tow vehicle. i think maybe up to 5000lbs rating but if you stay around 3500 it will last forever. Toyota’s are great vehicles.
