Honey, I Finished The Internet

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1. Generally one does this type of thing in the summer, when a random mechanical failure won’t strand you in a blizzard at -15F. It’s a 1968 Olds that’s been cut in half and had an Airstream grafted onto it, how reliable would one expect that to be, really?

   Desperate for clicks I guess…

   1. How reliable? I would expect it could half (the back half) reliable.

2. as Luke Skywalker said “its a piece of junk”

   a really useless millennial , i have a second cousin who is much like this . he year long project hippy bus got about 1 km before breaking down. but the paint job was great.

   1. It may be a piece of junk, but it’s a 1960’s piece of junk with a cool backstory.

      https://tincantourists.com/2022/12/21/the-legendary-airnado/

      1. Excerpt from the above: “My mom hated traveling in it because, well it road like crap.”

   2. I despise You tube celebrities but…
      2.25 million subscribers. Half a million clicks.

      Stupid kid probably makes enough on one video to pay for the whole project.

      One of several stupid farm kids who now own the farm and a barn or two full of toys

3. Driving to Duluth in January … yeah, genius move that.

4. The good or bad judgement in driving that to Duluth is such weather aside, Mav thanks you for the clicks:

   https://www.speakrj.com/audit/report/UCL_BZpt0J9Kqwy6YPWr30ow/youtube/summary#content

5. I’ve been fascinated by the Airnado since I first saw it on a yooboob vid’ a month-or-so ago – always had an eye for Airstreams (I’d have one if I could afford it), and I like the idea of an RV that’s reasonably low to the ground and has enough hamsters-on-treadmills under the hood to get out of its own way. Mind you, if I was driving it in mid-continent in the dead of winter, it would have heat. LOTS ‘n LOTS of heat.

   Can you imagine driving that in the dead of a prairie winter? No thank you!