From: Joe Shannon (fordpart@bellsouth.net)
Date: Sun Mar 17 2002 - 20:59:47 PST
I have a camper made from a M-109 that I pull behind my M-35A2.
As far as the Natchez trace I tried every way in the world to get permission to drive my M-35 on it and they said absolutely no military vehicles no matter what the size.
It would be handy for me because I can get on it about 10 miles from here and it touches the back of my land.
michael@tsixroads.com wrote:
> Didn't someone on the list make a motor home out of a M109? Are you still on the list. I would like to know more about what you did and if you have had any more trouble.
>
> I understand that motor homes are exempt from CDL's and can tow anything they want to.
>
> Race car drivers have gone to truck tractors like Kenworths and converted them into motor homes to pull huge van trailers with three race cars and a mobil shop in them. If I had the money I would go with that setup.
>
> A friend of mine here said all of the local race car people had been kicked off the natchez trace (a 300 mile long fed park that prohibits commercial veh) because they get money if they win a race. You can pull the biggest horse trailer made on it but will get a ticket for a one cow trailer.
>
> Mike
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