off-road motorhome - $175000 (San Diego)

[OTR]

No affilation

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/rvs/981074924.html

 

[adventureduo]

Been posted many times. No surprise it's still for sale.

 

[JimC]

I just dont understand - do projects just not come out the way they are envisioned, or do people not get the idea that something has to look good and be desirable to be worth money?

 

[Scott Brady]

You can buy a lightly used EarthRoamer for that...With a warranty

 

[Robthebrit]

You can buy a lightly used EarthRoamer for that...With a warranty

too right! If he manages to sell it for that price then my mog is for sale too and the selling price is a whole lot more than I paid for it!!

Rob

 

[Scott Brady]

Rob,

I bet you could sell that Mog for a lot more than you paid for it regardless.

That was an awesome truck!

 

[WhereTheHellIsJames?]

Wow... That seems like a LOT of money for that rig. From my perspective at least, it would make a lot more sense if I found out that the seller accidentally typed one to many zero's on the ad.

 

[kellymoe]

I didnt know what you all were talking about, I assumed the price was $17,500 which I thought was a bit high but not too bad. I then took a second look at the price, insane.

 

[Purple People Eater]

Wife: "Ugh... I thought I told you to sell this thing!"

Husband: "Well I put it on Craigslist, I dunno..."

I think someone really loves it.

 

[MuddyMudskipper]

I'd take Rob's CamperMog over the duece with a box any day and have enough scratch left over for a little travel.

 

[WhereTheHellIsJames?]

Wife: "Ugh... I thought I told you to sell this thing!"

Husband: "Well I put it on Craigslist, I dunno..."

Hahaha... totally.

 

[goodtimes]

Can someone explain the advantage of a *heated* black water tank?

The last cab-over camper I had (a '69 Open Road Manhattan model) didn't even have heated fresh water, let alone black water.....:snorkel:

 

[OTR]

Can someone explain the advantage of a *heated* black water tank?

The last cab-over camper I had (a '69 Open Road Manhattan model) didn't even have heated fresh water, let alone black water.....:snorkel:

You may not want the liquids to freeze and crack the tank. That is the only think I can think of.

 

[kerry]

Can someone explain the advantage of a *heated* black water tank?

The last cab-over camper I had (a '69 Open Road Manhattan model) didn't even have heated fresh water, let alone black water.....:snorkel:

Bluebird Wanderlodge motorhomes began having heater waste tanks back in the 80's to allow cold weather camping/dumping without tank damage. Some people just throw in some rock salt.

 

[bigreen505]

You can buy a lightly used EarthRoamer for that...With a warranty

Or a brand new XV-JP with Adventure trailer and enough money left over for a year of exploring.