It is an early 70's, most likely a 31 footer and has a big generator hanging off the rear bumper. Major changes had to have been made to support that monster.
Two items in the description stick out:
-15k lb rated, chassis
-can be towed by a 1/4 ton truck
This was listed on PDX CL this morning for $65k! Nice to see you can go pick it up for 10k less on ebay - not that I think anyone will.
So, are they going to clean it before delivery, or is all that grease a bonus - ew!
The last couple months there was another converted cooking airstream for sale in Portland, but it was attached to a crepe restaurant - the kitchen was in the AS parked out back. Never saw any good pictures of it though.
The trailer is unique and not suited for camping, but think of the possibilities for a pot luck. The value may be in the equipment in the trailer. I have no idea what the cooking stuff would be worth.
I would think the ad should read 3/4 ton truck. Get a diesel and make your own fuel from the deep fryer grease.
Also wonder what they use to keep the *skickiness* of their walls!
Obviously nothing.
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Originally Posted by Aage
It says that it can be towed with a 1/4 ton truck.
Izzat a typo?
I think that it's a safety feature. Would you want to get that moving any faster than that? Bicycle TV might be preferable.
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Originally Posted by azflycaster
The trailer is unique and not suited for camping, but think of the possibilities for a pot luck. The value may be in the equipment in the trailer. I have no idea what the cooking stuff would be worth.
Value of the equipment is also affected by the stickiness issue. All in all, what a mess.
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Also wonder what they use to keep the *skickiness* of their walls!
Hi, this thing looks like it got a lot of use in only seven months.
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