Bamaman
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So sometimes we fantasize about buying some sort of tallish gooseneck trailer shell and going from there. Currently we prefer to pull with a pickup truck since it serves as the local transport without having to pull a vehicle.
No CNC skills - but have tools and skills for building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, woodworking, vehicle repair, lite upholstery. Some welding available from a relative (limited by time).
I always thought that a used aluminum fifth wheel horse trailer would be great to modify into a RV. They're so low to the ground with torsion springs, and they're not 13' tall like our big 12,000 lb. fifth wheel trailer with aerodynamics of a brick. Many already have small living quarters in the front that could be easily expanded in the unfinished rear.
And aluminum horse trailers are very well constructed and tow extremely well.
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