You know you have too much stuff when....

[Gina D.]

You pull into a campground with this:





It was in my campground this weekend. This enterprising Bubba made this rig himself. Quite a good job actually. It's a flatbed, with an 80s Coleman Pop Up strapped on sideways, towed with his big Bubba truck with large Lance camper. The Jeep thingy rides on the flatbed too.

They pulled into the campground yesterday afternoon, unloaded it ALL, popped up the tent trialer, dropped the 4wd and set to camping. The 4wd never left the campground, and the party consisted of.. A man, his wife, a teenage son, and a dog. Thats it!

It started to Hail this morning and they packed it ALL up and left!

Lotta work (and Gas) for that set up!

I didn't have the heart to tell him they make em like this now... He probably did it years ago!

[Byron Kinnaman]

I saw diesil pusher on the freeway towing a cargo trailer that at 16' long and higher than my Scamp.

[Donna D.]

Goodyear and/or Firestone must love these folks...I counted a minimum of 18 tires and spares for all their STUFF....at least four different spares because each rollin' thing has a different size tire/rim.

[Gina D.]

It's 18. The pop up was "dewheeled"

They may be using those on thier house

[CharlynnT]

That wins the award for Most Weird!

We saw a land yacht ("engine pusher?") towing a 13' Boler two summers ago: was it for the dog?

[james kent]

Sure solves that second vehicle parking problem at the campsite.

[terryjeffers]

That wins the award for Most Weird!

We saw a land yacht ("engine pusher?") towing a 13' Boler two summers ago: was it for the dog?

Maybe this has been posted before, but this might qualify, too:





Terry

[Miriam]

*snort* Thanks everyone! To think that I've been feeling bad when I have to use the extendable zipper on my small carry-on! *mental head smack*

- Miriam

[Dan Quinn]

thats funny he is a member of the club that i just had the rally with in nebraska that is his small trailer the one he useally brings is a 30 ft inclosed car trailer that is half camper half car hauler...

[Gina D.]

You KNOW this guy??? Wow.. small world!

WHY does he need so much living space???

[BOBSMITH]

You pull into a campground with this:


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It was in my campground this weekend. This enterprising Bubba made this rig himself. Quite a good job actually. It's a flatbed, with an 80s Coleman Pop Up strapped on sideways, towed with his big Bubba truck with large Lance camper. The Jeep thingy rides on the flatbed too.

When I see stuff like that, all I can think is...America is utterly doomed!

[Steve L.]

When I see that, I think what a blessed country we live in. Then, I thank heaven for diversity. (Otherwise, I'm just like him.)

[Andrew Gibbens]

I didn't get as far as the apocalyptic thoughts - I stopped at "Surely, that trailer has a negative nose weight with that Suzuki back there?".

Andrew

[Shangie]

The family might have been on a circuit to attend a Pop Up Trailer Rendezvous followed by Jeepy Thingy Rendezvous and just might be into potlucks? I would have had to nose my way over to chat them up a bit about all that fun stuff!

[Jon in AZ]

This has got to be a record- a reply in a thread that’s been dormant for over 16 years!

I passed a crew cab pickup truck today triple towing a c. 26’ fifth wheel AND a 16’ flatbed carting a large 4-passenger OHV.

[daveandalice]

We were camped at Topsail State Park in Florida and this rig arrived!



https://www.motor1.com/news/548727/r...oned-aircraft/

[Iowa Dave]

Whenever I see any home made rig like this I can pretty quickly tell the quality of the work. If the work is all done with good welds, good paint and properly proportioned components, I never pass up a chance to speak to these folks and compliment their work. I have learned quite a bit from these craftsmen. If you take the magnitude of their project to heart, you’ll never again agonize over having to pack your wheel bearings or change a leaky drain valve in your fresh water tank. I don’t wish for much but I do admire and sometimes wish I had the skills some of these folks have.
Iowa Dave

[Keith2000]

I saw a class c towing a helicopter. I guess they were planning on some fairly remote camping.

[vintageracer]

I went to a Small Trailer Vintage Trailer Trash Rally in August (That's what I call em) held at a state park on KY lake. 450 camp sites strong all filled with Weekend Lake Warriors!

I went to look at the 60 or so small vintage trailers there for the Rally and get new ideas for the future. After my time looking at the trailers and talking to the owners it was time to head home. I did not bring a trailer or camp.

Before I left I took a ride through the campground.

WOW!!!

LOT'S AND LOT'S OF BIG Fifth wheel trailers and other large camper trailers and motorhomes with big awnings, portable gazebo's, 4 wheelers, jet skis/trailer, big screen TV's, multiple vehicles, portable firepits, grills and more all sitting outside their rig for a weekend at the state park/lake.

NO you can't leave all this CRAP there for the next weekend as the campsite rental time is limited .

What amazed me is the amount of TIME, EFFORT AND MONEY all these folks SPENT to haul all that CRAP to the campground for a week/weekend of fun! Talk about a lot of work!

Is it really that much fun to haul all this CRAP up to the state park/lake and then back home just to spend the weekend at the lake???

I don't think so!

Here's Your Sign!!!

[AC0GV]

Originally Posted by Gina D.

You pull into a campground with this:
It was in my campground this weekend. This enterprising Bubba made this rig himself. Quite a good job actually. It's a flatbed, with an 80s Coleman Pop Up strapped on sideways, towed with his big Bubba truck with large Lance camper. The Jeep thingy rides on the flatbed too.

...was years ago on US 53 just south of Superior Wisconsin, a dually, towing a fifth wheel, towing a car, towing a travel trailer, towing a boat (I think that was the order). It was parked along the highway in front of a Wisconsin State Patrol squad.