Zion National Park & the Mt. Carmel Tunnel in an FMTV

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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @markholmes1346
    @markholmes1346 2 года назад +1

    Beautiful scenery, thanks for sharing! That tunnel was sweet! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

  • @Neoj-dl6tw
    @Neoj-dl6tw 2 года назад

    Been watching your videos very impressive build...just curious though never realy seen the interior whend the slide outs are in...so I assume the only way in is from the side door and what does the interior look like when its folded in. Also what would you see if you open the rear doors....just curious if you could show a video on that as well as how the mechanism work for the slideouts on the inside and out?

  • @anlewi1
    @anlewi1 2 года назад +1

    Cool I thought for a moment there you were going to tell me y'all tried to climb up the side of the mountain and do some rock climbing. Glad you didn't impressed on hiking it. I'm unable to do all that. Put a little over half a tank diesel in and around here it's you got to know where to go and I got it for $5.09 a gallon. The next closest price was $5.15 a gallon. It was a real pretty place where you found a park. Be safe and have fun.

  • @mikeingalsbee2959
    @mikeingalsbee2959 2 года назад +1

    How many people in line had their eyes bugging out when you exited the tunnel?

    • @BANTHA-M1087FMTV
      @BANTHA-M1087FMTV  2 года назад

      🤣🤣 We did get lots of 🖐🤟🤘🤙💛 when exiting.

  • @Neoj-dl6tw
    @Neoj-dl6tw 2 года назад +1

    What are the dimensions open and closed for the trailer portion of the rig?

    • @BANTHA-M1087FMTV
      @BANTHA-M1087FMTV  2 года назад

      The habitat is 8x19 when closed up. Open 14x19 "ish"

  • @lylekrannichfeld9634
    @lylekrannichfeld9634 Год назад

    Looks like a great spot! Can I ask, is this your typical strategy for national parks? Boondock nearby and commute in/out with the Jeep? I'm looking at building something similar that will be right at 30', but it seems like Death Valley and Yellowstone are a couple of only a few that we'd actually be able to camp in (with our toad as well).Thanks!

    • @BANTHA-M1087FMTV
      @BANTHA-M1087FMTV  Год назад

      Actually, no, we occasionally stay inside National Parks, depends on space availability,. We try to boondock as much as possible. Thanks for watching. At 30' you'll have lots of options. We do find restrictions on "RV"s like ours at private RV parks, they don't allow "RV"s like this, usually a make/model/year restriction.