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Homeless in Bozeman Part 4: Spending Nights

Winter nights in Bozeman get cold. Cold enough a homeless man froze to death in a U-Haul trailer on North 7th avenue a few years ago. A new emergency ...

Tiny House on a Truck For Sale in Bozeman, Montana

Tiny House on a Truck For Sale in Bozeman, Montana ~ This tiny house on a truck for sale is built on the back of a 1991 F-250 7.3L diesel truck with a custom ...

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Adriana King commented on 13 Jan 2016

I'm interested... my cell is (831)741-6130

Bozeman, MT Real Estate - 2605 Bear Canyon

For more details: //www.visualtour.com/showvt.asp?t=3464919 2605 Bear Canyon Bozeman, MT 59715 4 bed, 3.0 bath, 3132 SF, MLS# 201455 Custom ...

my original idea for the tiny house.

I only like this idea if you are building your house on an old moving van and dont plan to drive it. U Haul sells 35 foot trucks for around 3k, I can see buying two of ...

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Earl Portland commented on 26 Apr 2013

what up Big?! I think RV's are like living in very very low income housing. they all have a basic floor plan, all the equipment in them tends to be very low quality. when the roof cracks water gets into places you cant get to. mildew and mold form. so this guy has all wood furniture, windows that let light down into the living area but people cant look in. all the plumbing and electronics he installs himself so he can repair anything, everything can be moved for a new look. its individualistic.

gedgetips commented on 26 Apr 2013

I have a good compromise between oh-so-available standard deck chilling and rather remote dude roof chilling. My solution is to chill on the 2nd story deck, allowing me to look down on those passing by but yet not be so close as to receive many unsolicited remarks. Then, should a non-fool mosey by where there is mutual interest in a chat, it is just a matter of walking up some stairs or talking at a higher volume. This knocks the tiny house concept into the toilet but then I don't do tiny.

Earl Portland commented on 03 May 2013

I shall google it you can be sure. I am looking down at two Caravans as we speak and they both have cracks in the roof. my wood roof just developed two leaks and I know just how to fix them. I love R.V.s especially the small van like ones but I am more interested in putting in my own wiring and plumbing. I want to know how it goes so I can fix it myself. when I was younger I wanted cool things, now I just want things that rarely break and I can fix them if they do.

Earl Portland commented on 27 Apr 2013

yeah I do, i bought a wheel lock for one tire but a drunk neighbor drove his truck into it and I have yet to replace it. I also have a lock on the trailer hitch. the entire thing weighs several thousand pounds yet I am sure some young vandals are already planing on moving it just to where the road goes down hill!

Earl Portland commented on 29 Apr 2013

I really like that idea as well, though I would get a open top trailer so I could build my own roof. I know so many people with trailers that have leaky tops. if my roof leaks I can just pull off some wood or better yet put a new layer of paint on it.

Earl Portland commented on 26 Apr 2013

the joy of the balcony! well this guy does not seem to mind the attention he receives. he is more of a people person then I. I bet he parks there for a week and someone will invite him to park on their land! I will be so jealous if that is the case.

Earl Portland commented on 27 Apr 2013

yeah thats a pretty good setup yet I just dont like the look and am glad I did not try that style. it would be convenient if you were doing lots of traveling though. especially if it ran on used kitchen oil.

Darryl Sloan commented on 27 Apr 2013

Earl, do you ever worry about someone hitching your "tiny house" onto their car and driving off while you're away in your car? Or even a couple of young vandals simply wheeling it away by hand for the lols?