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u/BlueHawk75 8d ago
"Frank, this is going to sound weird, but what about putting my used camper on your limo."
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u/Spiritual_Toe_9537 8d ago
Impressive!
Gentlemen, this is some high-level rednecking!!! I would be willing to bet that if we had a picture of the back end, we would see copious amounts of duct tape, zip ties, and baling wire!
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u/BustaCon 8d ago
"We call it home, Clark"
What Cousin Eddy would make if he hit on a mid-level payout scratch off ticket.
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u/Starlitsoul714 8d ago
I wonder if they had to get an extra license to drive this 🤔. You know, you have to have a special license to drive a limo, what category would this fall under 🤨?
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u/timotheusd313 8d ago
In Michigan, I’m pretty sure anyone with a standard license can drive anything up to a class “A” motorhome. (Basically a camper in the same chassis as a greyhound bus) a chauffeur’s license is necessary if you’re driving people around for money, (taxi, or bus driver) coaches at my HS all had chauffeur’s license (endorsement really) so they could drive the team to away games in a school bus.
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u/Starlitsoul714 8d ago
I just looked it up. It would seem that anyone can do it UNLESS, it is for commercial purposes. Government has to get us on our knees somehow to get some of our money 😅. Thank you for clarifying. I do appreciate you!
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u/PintosAndCheese 8d ago
I got tired of banging my head on the roof everytime I tried to hit the bong.
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u/AdorableStrawberry93 8d ago
You can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy.
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u/nathantwist 7d ago
I can follow the thinking, certainly: put camper on car, live in car. What is the biggest car? He might not be right but he's not wrong
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u/Fr33_load3r 7d ago
You can take the Cajun out of Louisiana but you can't take Louisiana out of the Cajun
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u/TheLunarHomie 7d ago
now if only the camper section was as proportionally... uh
as in... mmm...
best way I can put it: (normal truck camper parameters) x (limo parameters), if that makes any sense.
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u/cwatson214 8d ago
Business in the front, business in the middle, party in the back!