Though i saw some loose wiring and a couple of cans of gas sittin next to the pushmower you stored in that thing.
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The only thing stored in this one was hillbilly's ..well to tell the truth some them hillbillys had some loose wires up stairs if you know what I mean and they may drink gasoline from time to time if the moonshine money runs out,......and a riding mower is a legitimate form of transportation
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So.....what's stopping someone from agreeing to this deal and then moving it wherever they want to?
I've never heard of a county not letting someone take a mobile home out of said county but have heard of several that wouldn't let you bring one in if it was so old??.
Like somewhere in Alabama?
Yeah or anywhere since it would become yours
I don't now if you don't get caught it all good
Always some good sights down in those parts. Several months ago I was driving on 431 and this guy passed me in what I can only describe as a 1980's Caprice with a Ford Ranger bed where the truck and rear seats would normally be. All welded up, everything painted over, kind of wanted one myself. Have also passed another guy who had a driver's side door made from plywood.
Redneck ingenuity solving life's most challenging problems.
It would make a great shop ,man cave. , junk storage , unwellcome relative Palace, rental, put your kids in it show them how they'll be living if they don't get some schooling, put a steeple on it and hold hillbilly weddings in it the Church of the single wide,hunting blind why be uncomfortable shoot from the windows ,take the house part off the trailer and use it for a parade float, use it as a prop in your own zombie apocalypse movie ending with fiery explosion, open for more ideas you can add to this
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Gott to be about $1000 worth of scrap metal there. Can you get a burn permit for the wood? I might come and scrap it out.
