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Sounds like a Taj Mahal on wheels!

A buddy of mine in FL lives in the woods and has his washer out in the woods with just a simple roof over it. On the under side of the roof is clotheslines to hang the clothes. Pretty neat set up, but not too mobile. How often do you need to do laundry? I find that If I hang my clothes up...

No, there is a house three hundred feet up the driveway. My friends live there, and that is who we pay rent to. $300 a month to park here, electricity (ran romex all the way out to the trailer), bathroom, and laundry. We do most of our cooking down in the trailer. Its a good situation for...

Those are nice! My next dream is to get a large flat bed trailer and frame a tiny house on it like the one in your picture. Working on this trailer has made me appreciate simple square construction... I don't think there was anything square about this trailer of mine. And damn is it built...

You should look into them. If you're young, no kids and nothing else is keeping you in one spot, why not travel around and experience all the places the world has to offer. A couple of things to consider is having a vehicle that can pull a trailer, and they are a pretty small space to live...

THats cool, but $58,000! Yikes!

I like the fourth one best...The others eat up all of your storage.

Nope, no pintle. Didn't come off either.

Hot off the press. Notice the traila sized Christmas tree!

It does get hot, but the two roof vents can manage the heat really well. Its been a year and a half for me now and the fine tuning has manifested its self pretty well. My stove is almost air tight, so I can snug down the vent and burn low and slow.

No new interior shots, nothing has changed besides the new stove pipe. All is well here, and my lady is still enjoying her stay in the traila. Almost a year for her!

Thought I would include these too. Had to do a little wheelin with the rear diff locked and 4x4 low to get the traila up to its current spot. Also had to flip the axle on the traila to jack it up a little for more clearance. :lol: RIP Tacoma.

Here's a few new traila pics. Had to move it about thirty feet on to unlevel ground due to a death and property line disagreements.:whine: New spot has a better view but its more exposed to wind and there has been two wind storms that had the traila a shakin. Winds were blowing 123 mph on top...

Holy fire wood!!! Must have been huge rounds and lots of it!!! Looks Nice!

Yep thats them

Ahh yes!! I remember that...Nice rig!!! Do you leave it on all of the time or does it come on and off easily?

Here's some shots of my rig. If we're traveling on the road I just put some 2x4's across the top of the bed of the truck then a piece of plywood that I usually have in the bottom of the bed on top of that...Walaa!!! a nice coffin to sleep in.:lol: In the first pic you can see the Thermarests...

Thats the standard thing around here. Regular topper with a tent that folds out of the top. They're all white, not sure who makes them though.

That was my first dream, but I thought about it and I probably wouldn't drive the bus enough to be good for it. The trailer lets me be mobile but not have another engine and drive system to take care of. One vehicle is more than enough for me...trucks are expensive...Period!

I feel ya! Not acquiring things is hard! It takes some effort to part ways with free stuff.