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Old 10-27-2007, 09:25 AM   #1
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Roxanne's post interested me; I am new and just starting out also. I have a 2004 Toyota Tundra so I guess I need to check out how much I can pull. I spent some time in a 17' Burro and that appealed to me, plus I suspect it would feel almost like nothing on the back of my truck. But I didn't really have to use the bathroom facilities in the Burro so that's still a point to be discovered.

BUT I had an idea last night and I need to figure out just how off-the-wall it is, so when I found this website I thought maybe someone else has already had the same idea and maybe someone would know just how crazy or impractical it might be. Perhaps (most likely!) it's been done before.

I currently live in a studio apartment which consists of a huge open work area plus tiny bathroom, bedroom and kitchen. I do need my studio to create the jewelry, garments and fabric that I sell. I have lots of supplies for my business although due to recent divorce other worldly possessions are at a minimum.

What if the tiny bedroom, bathroom and kitchen were detachable? And on wheels? I could take off and sell my stuff all over, then come back and "dock" to the stationary studio to create more work.

Any thoughts or experience?
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Old 10-27-2007, 09:36 AM   #2
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Go for it-----That sounds like it could be a great adventure.
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Old 10-27-2007, 09:57 AM   #3
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I split this from Roxanne's 2004 Nissan Murano Just Starting Out topic... to help keep that one on topic.

Rebecca, we have several couples who follow antique/craft fairs to sell wares. They're all molded lightweight fiberglass RV owners. So, we know it is workable. Perhaps one of them will jump in the discussion.
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Cool, thanks Donna! Yep, I hope to hear from them.
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