Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 403787)

I've finally settled on a combo and a dealer....

Sport Trucks USA - Chandler AriDzona

I'm ordering a 24' IKON Toter home (they don't really offer these but will build it) on a Freightliner Cascadia chassis - with a 525 HP Cummins - and 13 speed ultra shift... Basically this is the 24' Renegade floor plan - but with the IKON exterior and interiors -- and I'm adding a push out for the bedroom in back for a bit more room. This will drink 8 - feed 4 - and sleep 2 :unibrow:

Per Charley's request it will have an exterior bbq and electric cooler - observation deck and railings on the trailer - and multiple awnings... Sorry Charley - no exterior TV.

40' Stacker Gooseneck with their new hydraulic beavertail gate and internal lift. Bard A/C and Heat...

All of it on air ride - including the front axle...and equipped with OnSpot chains and cold air package.

Should be ready in time to make the Buttonwillow dates.:thumbsup: :woot:

Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 403789)

Check and see how wide it is inbetween wheel wells or have ramps to go over wheelwells. Makes getting in and out easier. And wider cars ride better.

Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 403787)

I've finally settled on a combo and a dealer....

Sport Trucks USA - Chandler AriDzona

I'm ordering a 24' IKON Toter home (they don't really offer these but will build it) on a Freightliner Cascadia chassis - with a 525 HP Cummins - and 13 speed ultra shift... Basically this is the 24' Renegade floor plan - but with the IKON exterior and interiors -- and I'm adding a push out for the bedroom in back for a bit more room. This will drink 8 - feed 4 - and sleep 2 :unibrow:

Per Charley's request it will have an exterior bbq and electric cooler - observation deck and railings on the trailer - and multiple awnings... Sorry Charley - no exterior TV.

40' Stacker Gooseneck with their new hydraulic beavertail gate and internal lift. Bard A/C and Heat...

All of it on air ride - including the front axle...and equipped with OnSpot chains and cold air package, spread axles, air brakes, full size rims and tires... (this is new for them and makes a better trailer).
Should be ready in time to make the Buttonwillow dates.:thumbsup: :woot:

Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 403787)

I've finally settled on a combo and a dealer....

Sport Trucks USA - Chandler AriDzona

I'm ordering a 24' IKON Toter home (they don't really offer these but will build it) on a Freightliner Cascadia chassis - with a 525 HP Cummins - and 13 speed ultra shift... Basically this is the 24' Renegade floor plan - but with the IKON exterior and interiors -- and I'm adding a push out for the bedroom in back for a bit more room. This will drink 8 - feed 4 - and sleep 2 :unibrow:

Per Charley's request it will have an exterior bbq and electric cooler - observation deck and railings on the trailer - and multiple awnings... Sorry Charley - no exterior TV.

40' Stacker Gooseneck with their new hydraulic beavertail gate and internal lift. Bard A/C and Heat...

All of it on air ride - including the front axle...and equipped with OnSpot chains and cold air package, spread axles, air brakes, full size rims and tires... (this is new for them and makes a better trailer).
Should be ready in time to make the Buttonwillow dates.:thumbsup: :woot:

Originally Posted by Track Junky (Post 403797)

Wow, missed this thread. Thats fricken awesome Greg. :thumbsup:

BTW, I like my steaks medium rare and be sure to bring plenty of Budlights. :lol:

Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 403806)

I'm a Vegan and haven't had a drink in over 27 years.

Ever hear the term S O L. ??

Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 403787)

I've finally settled on a combo and a dealer....

-- and I'm adding a push out for the bedroom in back for a bit more room. This will drink 8 - feed 4 - and sleep 2 :unibrow:

Originally Posted by Track Junky (Post 403807)

In that case I'll bring the beer and toss in a bail of hay. :D

Originally Posted by mdprovee (Post 403837)

Greg, Laura wants to know if it only sleeps two, where are you and your wife going to sleep once dinner is done. Guests have the back room right?

Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 403839)

Younger guests get anywhere they "think they can".... over the tv -- on the floor -- standing up in the bathroom....

Old guys get the beds.