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A rolling '55 hot-tub. This rig has been posted on the local Facebook Marketplace for awhile - price $25,000. The ad says it was built in the 90's. Someone spent a lot of time, and money, to create this.
Hope he finds a buyer some day.
A rolling '55 hot-tub. This rig has been posted on the local Facebook Marketplace for awhile - price $25,000. The ad says it was built in the 90's. Someone spent a lot of time, and money, to create this.
Hope he finds a buyer some day.
That's a pretty nice looking rig, don't think the hot tub would stay if I owned it. At that price I think it's a steal. Might be a bit expensive to feed for a daily driver though...lol
That could be a party on wheels..... if only I was still in college!
I see the rear door is a suicide door. Is there on on the driver's side?
Yes, it has suicide doors on both sides. I think the owner should have taken some pictures of the hot tub in action, you know, with a cluster of bikini babes all drunk, smiling and excited splashing around. all about the marketing....
A rolling '55 hot-tub. This rig has been posted on the local Facebook Marketplace for awhile - price $25,000. The ad says it was built in the 90's. Someone spent a lot of time, and money, to create this.
Hope he finds a buyer some day.
I hope he finds a buyer that's on FTE. I'm picturing campsite #97 on a sunny but cool October day.
...I see the rear door is a suicide door. Is there on on the driver's side?
Originally Posted by pineconeford
Yes, it has suicide doors on both sides....
Now I understand the suicide doors; they are just front doors turned around and moved side-to-side. Vent windows and all. And with the later pix the rear driver's side door is visible.
I've seen that pic of the chariot racing before.
It reminds me... ...when I was about 8 or 10 years old I remember my uncle and his friends making chariots out of 55 gallon drums and motorcycle tires/axles. I think they used donkeys as the power source and they'd get together and have races. I can't really remember the races themselves, but I remember them building the "chariots".
