http://m.wimp.com/motorhomemillion/
http://m.wimp.com/motorhomemillion/
Daaaammmnnn...
And that's just his on-set trailer... he doesn't even sleep in it. 
Ian F wrote: Daaaammmnnn... And that's just his on-set trailer... he doesn't even sleep in it.
Awwww, HELL NO! (Spoken in Will Smiths voice)
Incredible.
There's something about the video production that's just really annoying. Not sure if it's the over use of the boom camera, or the frequent scene cuts. I HAVE to find something I don't like about it - besides the terrible mileage...
That has as many square feets as my house!!!
DrBoost wrote: That has as many square feets as my house!!!
It's over 200 more than mine...
200 more than my last house, 200 less then the current one. 52 times more expensive than my first house, about 15 times the current one.
Nice though. I like the leather and wood looks. Ditch the TVs, turn the upstairs into a master suite, and park it on the edge of a cool mountain lake. I would be as close to heaven as I could get while alive.
It does make one think about the possibilities of a pop-up format.Why couldn't one do a Uber-westfalia with a camper over one's car trailer?
It is impressive, but something about the color palate make it look a bit dated. Then again, my kitchen cabinets are green, so Will Smith could easily say the same about my place.
In reply to kreb:
Coincidentally, I was day-dreaming of a similar 2-story pop-up trailer idea a few years ago: garage space on the first floor with living space up top. However, I was thinking of something that could be towed by your average dually pick-up and just couldn't make the heights work. A trailer towed by a standard OTR rig would be less height-restricted.
Hmm... I wonder if a double pop-up could work... 
Mitchell wrote: It is impressive, but something about the color palate make it look a bit dated. Then again, my kitchen cabinets are green, so Will Smith could easily say the same about my place.
It is dated.......In pursuit of Happiness was mid 90's wasn't it?
Mitchell wrote: It is impressive, but something about the color palate make it look a bit dated. Then again, my kitchen cabinets are green, so Will Smith could easily say the same about my place.
Gold/brass appointments mostly, and possibly the carpet.
"Oh. and, get an interior designer out here quick, cuz... dayum!"
excessive spending is excessive...
4cylndrfury wrote: excessive spending is excessive...
Now hold on a moment, Will doesn't park this out back of his house and take it to the KOA every now and again. It's not an RV like you are used to, it is a business expense.
Consider that he makes $20+ million per film, and that his films have grossed over a billion dollars and they (mostly) have been really good. When he agrees to accept a role in a major summer blockbuster, he knows that he will be away from his family for a really long time, and that he might be really stressed out. So, he factors things like this trailer into the equation. He can be relaxed and comfortable, continue to work on his other projects and run his business, and have his family along as much as he wants. So, after expenses, he is only making like $17 or $18 million per film. See? He's just a regular guy!
Oh, and Simon Cowell has one too.
That's one way of escaping property taxes. A few $10,000 properties all over the country and roll that thing back and forth between them. They can't tax you for something not permanent. Unfortunately most local government dont let your primary residence be an RV.
yamaha wrote:Mitchell wrote: It is impressive, but something about the color palate make it look a bit dated. Then again, my kitchen cabinets are green, so Will Smith could easily say the same about my place.It is dated.......In pursuit of Happiness was mid 90's wasn't it?
2006
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0454921/
Maybe you should share some of the stuff that made you lose a decade, give or take. 
In reply to z31maniac:
<<<<Not a will smith fan.....but I thought it was much farther back.
Oh, and I swear its that ether starting fluid.....
I saw on some "Extreme RV" show a year a monsterous RV that could be sailed across water. It had outriggers that deployed for stability. And a matching trailer!
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