[Nowhere Man]

It's not a bad way to live, at least you can "carry" your home and belongings with you like a turtle if there is a SHTF situation, as long as you have fuel and keep it running, getting out of dodge is easy. It's pretty good if you're alone, have a friend or two or just a couple, but if you have kids, it would be tough to do.

One of my favorite TV shows was "CHiPs" in the late 1970's where Ponch lived in a motorhome and, IIRC, he drove it to work early in the series until he "parked" it somewhere.

If I had one, I'd probably load it with amateur radio gear, a ham radio station on wheels. B-)

[headstamp 2]

“One of my favorite TV shows was “CHiPs” in the late 1970’s where Ponch lived in a motorhome and, IIRC, he drove it to work early in the series until he “parked” it somewhere.”

Jim Rockford comes to mind.

[ansel12]

If I had one, I'd probably load it with amateur radio gear, a ham radio station on wheels. B-)

No kidding, you would be on your computer (today) and radio gear, sitting at that little fold out dinner table while able to open the fridge and grab a beer without getting up, and your bed would be just above your head and a foot behind you.

[fella]

It's not a bad way to live, at least you can "carry" your home and belongings with you like a turtle if there is a SHTF situation, as long as you have fuel and keep it running, getting out of dodge is easy. It's pretty good if you're alone, have a friend or two or just a couple, but if you have kids, it would be tough to do.

The people that built this nation went into thee woods with an ax and built homes of about this size and they had plenty of kids (No TV or movies so what else are you going to do at night).