Boris
Old fat tired rider
Didn't look like the Blue Moon Collection to me, I didn't see any ladder!
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Didn't look like the Blue Moon Collection to me, I didn't see any ladder!
Tom B/Bike Karma Podcast
Look Ma, No Hands!
My take is first you need space... clear out or buy a bigger space... 
Then try a different aspect of bicycles... try a British lightweight, or a Japanese ten speed... or something out there... or focus on photography, or your interest in ladders...
Sometimes backing away can reignite the interest. I was burnt out on road biking, until I got an old steel SOMA Olympian at a church tag sale for $20, then I loved it again...
Remember if like Brian said the thrill is in the hunt, then write it in sharpie on the back of your hand when you go to sell some... you'll be funding the next hunt!
Then try a different aspect of bicycles... try a British lightweight, or a Japanese ten speed... or something out there... or focus on photography, or your interest in ladders...
Sometimes backing away can reignite the interest. I was burnt out on road biking, until I got an old steel SOMA Olympian at a church tag sale for $20, then I loved it again...
Remember if like Brian said the thrill is in the hunt, then write it in sharpie on the back of your hand when you go to sell some... you'll be funding the next hunt!
vincev
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
If you like old campers.Go to "Tin can tourist" on Facebook. Usually older than the 80's though.There is also a Shasta site. Seems to be quite a few sites about old campers.Very popular right now.I have an original 1966 Shasta.
Boris
Old fat tired rider
Pfffft! Anyone can have a 1966 Shasta. What I want to know is, has it won any medals and does it have a fan club?
vincev
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
no medals or fan club.It doesnt even have air conditioning so we have to wear deodorant.
bikewhorder
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
I tried and failed to find images of a mobile home junk yard but I did find this article.
Be at peace in letting go
Mobile homes can last thirty to fifty-five years with the right care. With that much time to grow attached to your home, letting go can be hard, but you can be at peace in knowing it served you well.
A mobile home is not just shelter, it’s an opportunity to have a home of your own without breaking your bank account. And thankfully, the affordability is not at the expense of quality.
Since the HUD code was set into effect, the energy efficiency and caliber of mobile home quality have increased by leaps and bounds, proving wrong the stigma that arose and stuck prior to the HUD code.
So be at peace – your mobile home was worth the love, care, and expense. It served you well and just like anything else, there comes a time to say goodbye.
You may continue your research for a mobile home junkyard, without reservations.
Saying goodbye and giving to a good cause
As we’ve discussed above, a mobile home junkyard may not be available in your area. However, there are alternatives and we hope this article proves helpful in providing clearer direction on what you could do about your old mobile home.
As one final option to consider, you could also donate your mobile home to a fire department. This is a great way to give to your community by providing a mobile home for your fire department to run practice drills with real fire.
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Be at peace in letting go
Mobile homes can last thirty to fifty-five years with the right care. With that much time to grow attached to your home, letting go can be hard, but you can be at peace in knowing it served you well.
A mobile home is not just shelter, it’s an opportunity to have a home of your own without breaking your bank account. And thankfully, the affordability is not at the expense of quality.
Since the HUD code was set into effect, the energy efficiency and caliber of mobile home quality have increased by leaps and bounds, proving wrong the stigma that arose and stuck prior to the HUD code.
So be at peace – your mobile home was worth the love, care, and expense. It served you well and just like anything else, there comes a time to say goodbye.
You may continue your research for a mobile home junkyard, without reservations.
Saying goodbye and giving to a good cause
As we’ve discussed above, a mobile home junkyard may not be available in your area. However, there are alternatives and we hope this article proves helpful in providing clearer direction on what you could do about your old mobile home.
As one final option to consider, you could also donate your mobile home to a fire department. This is a great way to give to your community by providing a mobile home for your fire department to run practice drills with real fire.
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- What You Need To Know About Starting A Mobile Home Park Business
Dan Paton
[email protected]
Cell: 248-760-3841
Fax: 866-308-2212
Dan Leighton
[email protected]
Cell: 810-614-9181
Fax: 866-308-2212
EZ Homes, LLC
3201 Zaher Dr.
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
Contact Us
Dan Paton
[email protected]
248-760-3841
Dan Leighton
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810-614-9181
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bikemonkey
I live for the CABE
WTF??I tried and failed to find images of a mobile home junk yard but I did find this article.
Be at peace in letting go
Mobile homes can last thirty to fifty-five years with the right care. With that much time to grow attached to your home, letting go can be hard, but you can be at peace in knowing it served you well.
A mobile home is not just shelter, it’s an opportunity to have a home of your own without breaking your bank account. And thankfully, the affordability is not at the expense of quality.
Since the HUD code was set into effect, the energy efficiency and caliber of mobile home quality have increased by leaps and bounds, proving wrong the stigma that arose and stuck prior to the HUD code.
So be at peace – your mobile home was worth the love, care, and expense. It served you well and just like anything else, there comes a time to say goodbye.
You may continue your research for a mobile home junkyard, without reservations.
Saying goodbye and giving to a good cause
As we’ve discussed above, a mobile home junkyard may not be available in your area. However, there are alternatives and we hope this article proves helpful in providing clearer direction on what you could do about your old mobile home.
As one final option to consider, you could also donate your mobile home to a fire department. This is a great way to give to your community by providing a mobile home for your fire department to run practice drills with real fire.
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- The Pros & Cons Of Buying Land And Mobile Home Packages
- 7 Ways To Fill Vacant Lots In Your Mobile Home Park
- Tips On How To Run A Mobile Home Park For Retirees
- How Many Mobile Homes Per Acre? And Other Park-Related FAQs
- What You Need To Know About Starting A Mobile Home Park Business
Dan Paton
[email protected]
Cell: 248-760-3841
Fax: 866-308-2212
Dan Leighton
[email protected]
Cell: 810-614-9181
Fax: 866-308-2212
EZ Homes, LLC
3201 Zaher Dr.
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
Contact Us
Dan Paton
[email protected]
248-760-3841
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810-614-9181
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