Friday Break: If Only Life On The Road Were This Sweet

Tony Williams | Aug 17, 2007 | Comments

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I received an email from a friend this week which contained some hilarious pictures, which just prove what can happen if you have more money than sense!

I have no idea where the photos comes from, but just check out this tricked out motor-home – you won’t believe what’s hidden away in the secret hatch underneath…..

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