It's not a Keystone prototype

[JRTJH]

This summer when we were headed back from North Carolina, around the middle of West Virginia we stopped for the night. There was a hearse with a coffin trailer at the campground. They used the coffin to store their camping equipment and the tent connected the back of the hearse to the trailer which had an outdoor kitchen built into it. I didn't think to take any pictures of the setup at the campground, but about an hour out the next morning, this "contraption" passed us doing about 70. I couldn't resist a few pictures.

Since it's too cold to go outside, tonight is a "picture sorting" night and I wanted to share a very unique camping rig........

[Sherwood]

I'm fighting between "cool" and "creepy". You definitely wont see me in that getup! Great find though.

[Festus2]

[QUOTE=JRTJH;107587] this "contraption" passed us doing about 70.

QUOTE]

A bit fast for a funeral procession don't you think?

[JRTJH]

Yes, sure was faster than most. And come to think of it, there weren't a lot of cars with lights on following either......

[therink]

Probably the only rv with a lifetime warranty.

[zuley]

Personally, I'm a little offended by what these people have done. Sorry, just me.

[jsmith948]

Now, if they slept in the coffin.....THAT would be wierd.
Did the guy's DW look like NCIS' Abby???