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rk911

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Posted: 04/29/12 03:35pm

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the wife and i were driving thru SW New Mexico the other day and spotted this...a truly one-of-a-kind custom motor home. would have loved to yak a bit with the owner but he/she was not around.

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Posted: 04/29/12 04:07pm

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I like it,

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Posted: 04/29/12 04:30pm

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It was probably lucky that the owner wasn't around...chances are either a cannibis farm or a moonshine still was around in them thar woods!

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Posted: 04/29/12 04:49pm

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Shouldn't have any problems with that roof for 40 years.

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rk911

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Posted: 04/29/12 05:02pm

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fordsooperdooty wrote:

It was probably lucky that the owner wasn't around...chances are either a cannibis farm or a moonshine still was around in them thar woods!

maybe but this unit was nestled in among other homes in a small town of 17 or 18 people. we spoke with another resident who told us that the owner is a carpenter/cabinet maker.