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None here lol. I'm not ashamed of my place I like it like I've said I've lived in trailers before this one is pretty nice on the inside and that's what I care more about. This isn't a dream home but it is a home and shouldn't take long to pay it off & if I decide to move I'm not out of much that would keep me here. I like keeping my options open and rent to own does that for me.

I just need a Camaro on sender blocks to make this authentic redneck.

Sounds like a great way to have your own personal mosquito farm.

Cinder

Yes yes.

I actually know about this.


See, people will tell you it's to secure the roof but why can't they just do that with some other weight? Something like an engine block or whatever.

It's actually an offering to the great God Firestone.
Hillbillies believe that of you put tires on your roof, (always white lettering up for appearance sake) the great God Firestone will spare your dwelling from tornadoes.

I dunno, ask R8ers.

You been stalking me again?

So those tires aren't put on at the factory?

I'll be damned....