NOMADICISTA

I would love to share my newest creation with all you gypsys and wonderful nomadic folks out there! I have owned and lived in my first. Rolling home for 18 years, and then settled down only to long for the life once again so I started a really sweet home on wheels! It's on a Cummins 6 ton rig, love to post some pics? Help if you can, maybe mr. Sharkey can do that? Or friend Michael Ostaski and let me know who you are and enjoy the ride!!

Welcome, and by all means lets see what you have been up to!

Hi there Michael, If you email me you pics I'll find some time this weekend to post them for you busdweller56@gmail.com

Welcome Michael. For a primer on posting photos', check out this thread. http://www.nomadicista.org/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=1906
Looking forward to seeing more from you.

Wow?

Great looking rig!!!

Wow indeed! Please show us more of your build and let us know how long it took to build, what the inside is like, how much it weighs, how you plan to use it and a hundred other questions. Thanks, Jack

I posted these pic's for Michael and he'll send me some pic's from the start soon but the interior has nothing yet Sweet rig though, right

definitely wanting to see more..can anyone ascertain body length from cab to end of chassis by looking? 20' or more or ? thinking about doing something like this on an 18' bed, cab to frame end..

mike W

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While we are waiting for progress on this one, lets take a look at some of Michael's previous work. This should build expectations nicely.

Nice looking rig.

My concern is how much the conversion weighs.

While that chassis is a lot heavier duty than any E-350/450, G3500/4500, or Sprinter chassis, that isn't a class 8 truck with a 14,000 lb front axle and 30,000 lb rear axle.

Thanks Michael, Dennis, Stuart ... for sharing. Always inspirational, anxious to see more.
GoodClue

Here's a few more pic's of the rig from the bottom up.

Im lovin the short windows runnin along the ridge line

Lovely work, Michael. You MUST give us some more info on the build along with lots of photos. With that said, I confess that I've not updated my build thread in too long. I'll correct that soon. Why don't you do the same.

Jim in North Carolina