http://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/atq/4046084147.html
The interior configuration is exactly as seen in their earliest models. I have the original wheels but they were in such poor shape and finding tires (?) So Land Rover fit the bolt pattern....
$7,500 507-865-4661 Serious buyers only, please!"
This is pretty darn awesome, wouldn't it make a neat tiny house?
Or how about this setup? I've never seen anything like this before, basically an entire kitchen in one piece.
http://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/app/4010170124.html
"For sale--Dwyer kitchenette. 3 burners, refrigerator w/freezer and
sink. Perfect for basement, garage or hunting lodge. Brown with
stainless steel top. Outside dimensions 5' 3' long x 2' 1" deep x 3'
high. Instruction manual included. Bret (605) 359-0086 Sioux Falls"
Upon further reflection on yesterday's post regarding music (reflection that included a close encounter with some Bushmills 1608, I've come to see the error of my ways. After publishing the blog post I actually opened up Winamp and my poor elderly Asus laptop nearly choked to death on the playlist, but recovered and did it's best to perform. I very rapidly realized part of the reason I very seldom listened to music on the computer is due to the extremely poor sound quality squeezed out by the tiny feeble speakers built into the Asus. A search through the house for my Creative I-Trigue speakers ensued, and after a brief period when I feared they may have been left in Sturgis last month they surfaced and were dragged to the travel trailer. Note to self: the Caboose will have numerous electrical outlets strategically placed where they are needed. Second note to self: the Caboose will have a kick-ass built-in audio system for times when I want tunes.
Upon further reflection on yesterday's post regarding music (reflection that included a close encounter with some Bushmills 1608, I've come to see the error of my ways. After publishing the blog post I actually opened up Winamp and my poor elderly Asus laptop nearly choked to death on the playlist, but recovered and did it's best to perform. I very rapidly realized part of the reason I very seldom listened to music on the computer is due to the extremely poor sound quality squeezed out by the tiny feeble speakers built into the Asus. A search through the house for my Creative I-Trigue speakers ensued, and after a brief period when I feared they may have been left in Sturgis last month they surfaced and were dragged to the travel trailer. Note to self: the Caboose will have numerous electrical outlets strategically placed where they are needed. Second note to self: the Caboose will have a kick-ass built-in audio system for times when I want tunes.
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