The things you list in the description are absolutely included in the price - transport (within xx miles,) set up, skirting, and heat pump. Tape & texture is an option on all new mobile homes. It is moved to location, then a crew comes and gets rid of all the strips. It’s VERY nice when they’re done, and worth the extra cost. Unless you’re an expert negotiator and can have it worked into the deal. Our family owns a mobile home moving company here in Florida. I would say that 90% + of new mobile homes replace trade-ins, so already have well, septic, and power in place. Most of the dealers around here do offer land deals (typically 1 acre) that you can purchase with the home and also have all utilities in place. 😊
I have a brand-new 2019 double-wide, 2000 square feet with full tape and texture in all the rooms, even the closets, and a hand-laid tile shower in the master. I only paid $110k for it.
The only problem with that today, it would cost at least twice that to build the same layout home, if not more, what with the price of lumber and materials today. Then add in all the labor and time to build it. For a lower income family,this is a good deal
@@lestercarter116 it’s still expensive that’s not even counting in land the moving the setting up the septic tank, the weld or waterline it’s gonna get bad quick
When I was a little girl we would go to Kmart on Saturdays and then visit the four mobile home sellers in my town ,I loved looking at the trailers .That is what we called them in the mid 80’s,they have come a long way…..especially those prices.
I bought a mobile home in park we own. If you were inside, you would never know it's a mobile home. I have taped and textured walls. It's a 1990 Silvercrest and is 1800 sq.ft. i own it outright and only pay 445.00 a month. Water, sewer and garbage included. I'm living the good life in California! I did my homework and bought smart.
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Everyone is in sticker shock but go price a new stick built home. If 114,000 is msrp then offer 20 % less. Looks like a 100,000 dollar home to me. Put it on land personally owned on a permanent foundation then convert to real estate from real property. That will help with the interest rate also help when selling later.
P.s thanks for showing us. I live in south Florida and have been looking to buy any type of home that's big enough for my family but a good deal ,we don't mind doing. Som work to a home. Looking in sc ,nc, Kentucky or Tennessee. .it's not easy.
I'd give them $80,000 including transport and leveling/blocking. Trailer pricing has gotten absolutely stupid. Yes, I like trailers. No, they are not stick built houses. My stick built house was built in 1950. It has a basement and walkup attic. It has also survived multiple Midwest tornadoes with minimal to no damage every time.
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I would imagine they have cameras around the property just to make sure nothing is happening. This one is definitely nice. It's very similar to the one my wife grew up in, but there was drywald.
What ever you decide, check the loan between 15 years & 30 years ! Few years back mine was 40 bucks difference a month that's it ! Big savings in 15 years ! ✌
I like the square sinks in the bathroom and those are the same windows that was put in our 1977 Schultz. A freezer goes in that spot in the utility room
@@prissilou they call that floating sheet rock or drywall. They even do drywall with the strips. It looks like board and batten until you touch it. A retailer told me it saves the buyer money because it cuts the mudding and sanding process.
@@esmeraldagreen1992 they have to meet hurricane standards if you're in a hurricane zone. They are considered zone one and zone two homes. Have to withstand winds of a minimum 120 mph
I do not think so because the way they are designed now they are completely built in a manufacturer, so there’s no inspections once they get on site. If you would leave the drywall off, I believe you would have to have the whole thing inspected.
Great video. I'd like to see some price comparisons of how much rent you'd have to charge if you bought one of these new ones, and how much it doesn't pencil out, and how much your total investment on an old one and how much rent you get from those. It's nice to see the new home, but I'm fascinated with what you do with the old ones.
I like this comment. I often think about this same thing while watching these videos. Alot goes into it though.. land value, location, local taxes, utilities..etc etc.. but yes I wish we could see more breakdown... but it's like pocket watching i wouldn't expect them to go into to much detail. Keep up the great content 🙏
Yep. All the nicer brands have drywall either standard or as an option. When I am ready to buy, I’m getting one with finished drywall. It’s so much prettier and looks much less like a “trailer”.
2005 double wide 32'x 80'. 1 large mstrbdrm w/2 walkin closets & master bath, living rm, sm rm w/1 door into that bdrm & 2 glass doors leading into that living rm. Dining rm w/ patio drs. Nice kitchen w/ island, cabinets on 3 walls, wall w/ least amt of cabinet has small hallway 2drs. Leading into 2 separate bdrms w/full bathroom in between, their own closets Come back out into kitchen there's a family rm w/ fireplace(waste of money for fp) then there's 1 more bdrm w/ full bath ,a utility room & backdoor. 3 rolls of blocks& concrete for foundation. After all set up, leveled etc. They went inside & drywalled every room, closet & baths & ceilings. 190,000.00 + tac. Land we bought separate. We put thermal windows in bout 5 yrs ago, new roof 2 yes ago. Only bad things are we're not out in the country. To old to move. Still stuck in this state. Anyway, company may be willing to do the walls after its set. We asked they said yes. Easier & cheaper to do that, than to replace & repair after ..
The cabinets they’re putting in million $ new builds are even particle board lol…they’re also only installing tubs and surrounds in those million $ homes that are same quality u get in mobile homes today….what’s ur point?
It's getting crazy. Like I said in the past even decent single wides are up in price. Gotta hunt for the deals.. and not be afraid to do a little elbow grease 💪
So you guys were talking about why the walls are not mudded because they would crack going down the road. Do you think the ceilings don't get the same kind of stress or is just that they cover the walls with trim for quicker build? I just don't know?
Many come with dry wall. My sister has a single wide and she bought it with dry wall and lvt flooring and thick crown molding throughout. Any imperfections they fix after it is set up
@@mybrotherdonnie I don't know? A friend of mine had one and I think the ceiling was rocked and sprayed, but I thought I might have seen some with the ceiling joints done just like the walls. I'm like you though, you'd think anything mudded would crack all up during delivery.
That's about a really good sweet spot price for a rental rehab for sure. Unfortunately land is also a bank breaker these days also after the needed plumbing and city requirements.
The "new" ones just don't have the character of the older ones. You showed a 1998 home and it was beautiful. This new "industrial" look is cheap. If I want sheet metal and barn doors I would go live in a barn. Normally mobile homes tend to have a better use of space than the "stick-built" houses.
Our area, you could buy a house on a acre. For up to 55,000. Then you'd spend another 50,000 tearing it down. Nothing up to state code, nothing not molded, electric still ball/ knob (?)etc. We found out, later, if you didn't know people you'd spend 2-300,000 building a new home with poor quality stuff &work. Looks good, but... So,we bought mobile home spent less, own more. Definitely have A lot more rooms and size than a affordable house. And b/c of the foundation, it has kept its value.
I remember my old man bought his when I was about 10.. so 35yrs ago for 3,000.. +Lot fee. It was 4 bedroom, 2 bath .. I honestly can't remember but I even wanna say it was a single wide or maybe slightly bigger.. Definitely nothing like today's double wide layout.
I've seen so so so many brand new stick build homes fail inspection in miserable fashion. Everything these days are so cheaply built.. even million dollar homes are usually garbage.
I’m considering splicing two single wife’s together and putting a roof over them to make it like a double wide….theres a guy in the area that’s done this a few times and the homes turned out nicer and more sturdy then the regular foundation built homes…and I can pick another single wife up for a few $100
@@kaohsiung99 I noticed that as well and was rolling laughing while reading. That's hallarious... but we all know ain't no dam wives around for $100.00 ... lmao😂
😵💫...$114,000 before transport, taxes, dealer prep, water, cable, and power hook up. If you put it on your own lot, you have to have septic ,dry, well, gas and power line hook up. Drive way, sidewalks, etc. etc... You're better to buy an already established stick built home that'll last more than 15 years.... REDICULOUS !.....🙄 💸💸💸💸💸💸💸
Hey! Here's a nifty thought: Stop calling homes that don't move a mobile home. Most don't move unless there's a hurricane or tornado. You can't drive them away. It's basically a flimsy home built in an area that mother nature will pound.
These homes do move though, they come with hitches and wheels on them, they are pulled with big trucks. lol. And you can theoretically move them as many times as you want to, while expensive it can be done. So. No one here is calling homes that don’t move mobile, they’re calling mobile homes mobile (it’s in the name). We grew up calling them trailers, trailers move.
Also I live in Florida. There are some oooooollllld trailers still standing in parks being lived in (I’m talking 70s or older, older than I ever saw in Virginia growing up) Granted they’re not the safest in bad weather, but they can and do survive. And if they do lose it, trailers are still a lot cheaper to replace than a regular house, also probably quicker too, since they can just go pick one out and have it delivered all ready built.
The things you list in the description are absolutely included in the price - transport (within xx miles,) set up, skirting, and heat pump.
Tape & texture is an option on all new mobile homes. It is moved to location, then a crew comes and gets rid of all the strips. It’s VERY nice when they’re done, and worth the extra cost. Unless you’re an expert negotiator and can have it worked into the deal.
Our family owns a mobile home moving company here in Florida.
I would say that 90% + of new mobile homes replace trade-ins, so already have well, septic, and power in place.
Most of the dealers around here do offer land deals (typically 1 acre) that you can purchase with the home and also have all utilities in place. 😊
I have a brand-new 2019 double-wide, 2000 square feet with full tape and texture in all the rooms, even the closets, and a hand-laid tile shower in the master. I only paid $110k for it.
I called them yesterday and they told me 114,000 you still gotta buy the land the well, the septic tank moving and skirting and porches
Most new ones today have sheet rock walls, they cost more , but look much better.
Still to much money , I won't pay that much might as well build your own house.
The only problem with that today, it would cost at least twice that to build the same layout home, if not more, what with the price of lumber and materials today. Then add in all the labor and time to build it. For a lower income family,this is a good deal
@@lestercarter116 it’s still expensive that’s not even counting in land the moving the setting up the septic tank, the weld or waterline it’s gonna get bad quick
When I was a little girl we would go to Kmart on Saturdays and then visit the four mobile home sellers in my town ,I loved looking at the trailers .That is what we called them in the mid 80’s,they have come a long way…..especially those prices.
They sure have
I bought a mobile home in park we own. If you were inside, you would never know it's a mobile home. I have taped and textured walls. It's a 1990 Silvercrest and is 1800 sq.ft. i own it outright and only pay 445.00 a month. Water, sewer and garbage included. I'm living the good life in California! I did my homework and bought smart.
Yes, you did. Congratulations.
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@mybrotherdonnie Thank you. I had to retire due to illness, and I had a house. It was too much for me. I was just glad I found what I did.
Everyone is in sticker shock but go price a new stick built home. If 114,000 is msrp then offer 20 % less. Looks like a 100,000 dollar home to me. Put it on land personally owned on a permanent foundation then convert to real estate from real property. That will help with the interest rate also help when selling later.
Yep
P.s thanks for showing us. I live in south Florida and have been looking to buy any type of home that's big enough for my family but a good deal ,we don't mind doing. Som work to a home. Looking in sc ,nc, Kentucky or Tennessee. .it's not easy.
You’re welcome
I'd give them $80,000 including transport and leveling/blocking.
Trailer pricing has gotten absolutely stupid. Yes, I like trailers. No, they are not stick built houses. My stick built house was built in 1950. It has a basement and walkup attic. It has also survived multiple Midwest tornadoes with minimal to no damage every time.
Yeah, I think that’s about all it’s worth also
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those mobile homes are beautiful!!!
Thanks
They sure have come along way compared to my 1983 Redman! Thanks for the video.
You’re welcome
We have a 1994 Redman in good shape.
I've got a Redman Ventura 1982. It was never high end or fancy, but it has held up pretty well. Solid.
@@reginawhitlock4227 that’s good to hear
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I would imagine they have cameras around the property just to make sure nothing is happening.
This one is definitely nice.
It's very similar to the one my wife grew up in, but there was drywald.
Yep I would think that to
Bathroom is huge & the hard floors are sweet. Easy to keep clean. 👍
Thanks
That kitchen is super nice, I had no idea new builds looked this good
Kitchen is nice. I was trying to find screw ups and I could not find any.
For $114,000 it out to be !....🙄💸💸💸💸💸💸💸💸
What ever you decide, check the loan between 15 years & 30 years ! Few years back mine was 40 bucks difference a month that's it ! Big savings in 15 years ! ✌
Thanks, but this is gonna be for rental property. I will not be taking a loan, but it is very good advice to people that need to be taking a loan.
💰 Goods advice, always look at all options.
I have a 1977 single wide mobile home that was made with the regular sized 2x4 for its interior and exterior walls…
The newer ones the exterior walls are two by fours all the interior walls or one by threes. If you get the door jams it’s two by threes.
No way that I’d pay $200k for a DWMH. Good video.
I would not for a rental
I like the square sinks in the bathroom and those are the same windows that was put in our 1977 Schultz. A freezer goes in that spot in the utility room
Thank you for letting me know
Your impressed by square sinks ? Just the kind of buyer they're looking for. Ignore the essentials and go for the glitter ....🙄💸💸💸💸💸
@@SharonJacobs-r2h
I’ve always had round or oval sinks in homes I’ve owned. So I would like a square sink
One thing I noticed is that there isn't a lot of headroom for taller people, even in the newer ones like this model.
Ok
I've actually seen some high end, higher priced mobile homes where they turn the 'drywall' horizontally and join it with a "chair rail", ha ha.
Ok
@@prissilou they call that floating sheet rock or drywall. They even do drywall with the strips. It looks like board and batten until you touch it. A retailer told me it saves the buyer money because it cuts the mudding and sanding process.
I wonder how these dwelling fare in a hurricane or tornado
@@esmeraldagreen1992 they have to meet hurricane standards if you're in a hurricane zone. They are considered zone one and zone two homes. Have to withstand winds of a minimum 120 mph
Perfect, I'll take 2! Thank you.
You’re welcome
Wonder if instead of adding the strips on the wall can they just leave the Staples and then when they get where they’re going at the drywall?
I do not think so because the way they are designed now they are completely built in a manufacturer, so there’s no inspections once they get on site. If you would leave the drywall off, I believe you would have to have the whole thing inspected.
That's a beautiful home.
Thanks
Great video. I'd like to see some price comparisons of how much rent you'd have to charge if you bought one of these new ones, and how much it doesn't pencil out, and how much your total investment on an old one and how much rent you get from those. It's nice to see the new home, but I'm fascinated with what you do with the old ones.
Thanks and thanks for watching
I like this comment. I often think about this same thing while watching these videos. Alot goes into it though.. land value, location, local taxes, utilities..etc etc.. but yes I wish we could see more breakdown... but it's like pocket watching i wouldn't expect them to go into to much detail. Keep up the great content 🙏
You all should ìnvest in a laser tape measure, could measure rooms and closets quickly. Fun video.
Thanks
My house is a total shack but it has that same faucet in the kitchen.
They hold up for many people for many years
Very nicely updated but expensive. I guess you pay for good quality......😮
Yep
The space in the laundry room is for a freezer 😊
Thanks
@@mybrotherdonnie you're welcome 😊
🤔 interesting
My double wide came full Sheetrock only cracked in a few places
Cool
Thats half of what it would be in az. I looked at them and was shocked by how much it was
Me too
The space in the laundry room is for an upright freezer
Thanks
These new ones are so
nice👍🏽 They cost a whole lot more!!😪
Yep
Couldn't agree more. Even the prices in single wides right now is mine boggling. Good search for the deals. 🙏
I just did a work up for a 3/2 mh in a park brand new they want 103,00.00 , with 10% down. Is 1150. A month for 25 yrs
Sounds about right
Well Ronnie you blew the introduction! Donnie what are you up to!
Well, I’ve got a switch it up a little bit
These homes do come tape and textured and modular homes are dry wall. Doesn't destroy them because they are transported mobile
Ok thanks for the information
@@mybrotherdonnie anytime. And enjoy you guys channel
@@atlninja7949 thanks
Yep. All the nicer brands have drywall either standard or as an option. When I am ready to buy, I’m getting one with finished drywall. It’s so much prettier and looks much less like a “trailer”.
2005 double wide 32'x 80'. 1 large mstrbdrm w/2 walkin closets & master bath, living rm, sm rm w/1 door into that bdrm & 2 glass doors leading into that living rm. Dining rm w/ patio drs. Nice kitchen w/ island, cabinets on 3 walls, wall w/ least amt of cabinet has small hallway 2drs. Leading into 2 separate bdrms w/full bathroom in between, their own closets Come back out into kitchen there's a family rm w/ fireplace(waste of money for fp) then there's 1 more bdrm w/ full bath ,a utility room & backdoor. 3 rolls of blocks& concrete for foundation. After all set up, leveled etc. They went inside & drywalled every room, closet & baths & ceilings. 190,000.00 + tac. Land we bought separate. We put thermal windows in bout 5 yrs ago, new roof 2 yes ago. Only bad things are we're not out in the country. To old to move. Still stuck in this state. Anyway, company may be willing to do the walls after its set. We asked they said yes. Easier & cheaper to do that, than to replace & repair after ..
dang thats too fancy for me. 114k thats like a life times worth of pay for me wow
Yep
thats a heat pump water heater. very fancy for factory in a mobile home
Ok
@@mybrotherdonnie they will be a maintenance nightmare in a rental. It's just like an air conditioner with coils and the shit plastic mesh filters.
@@DabblelyDiddly yeah I don’t think I want one of those
Yeah I’ll take a regular 50 gallon water heater
@@nancyison7481 me to
Bet the cabinets are particle board
Yep
The cabinets they’re putting in million $ new builds are even particle board lol…they’re also only installing tubs and surrounds in those million $ homes that are same quality u get in mobile homes today….what’s ur point?
Pretty nice.
Yep
It doesn't have a frontroom in this one. I'd rather have the 2001 with 2 living areas
Yep
I want to put 3 single wides together make my own triple wide
That would be cool
Interesting concept, might be easier to just add an extension in between two, rather than trying to mash 3 together.. I dunno.. interesting though.
Please tell me that's not 200,000 or even close .it was nice but kinda small .Price's are so high .
114 thousand I called them and you still have to buy the land, the well and septic underpinning and moving
It's getting crazy. Like I said in the past even decent single wides are up in price. Gotta hunt for the deals.. and not be afraid to do a little elbow grease 💪
So you guys were talking about why the walls are not mudded because they would crack going down the road. Do you think the ceilings don't get the same kind of stress or is just that they cover the walls with trim for quicker build? I just don't know?
On the few that we only have the same strips on the ceiling
Many come with dry wall. My sister has a single wide and she bought it with dry wall and lvt flooring and thick crown molding throughout. Any imperfections they fix after it is set up
@@atlninja7949 must be an option you can get i did not know about it
@@mybrotherdonnie I don't know? A friend of mine had one and I think the ceiling was rocked and sprayed, but I thought I might have seen some with the ceiling joints done just like the walls. I'm like you though, you'd think anything mudded would crack all up during delivery.
La Donnies Mobile Home!!! 🎶..thats what Pavarotti would sing if he was still with us 😆
Lol
@@mybrotherdonnie Funiculi Funicula Funiculi Funicula!!! Hahaha I sing that whenever I order pizza lol the guy must think I'm nuts..and he's right 😆
@@naytch2003 I would think the same thing
@@mybrotherdonnie you already do don't ya?
@@mybrotherdonnie🤣
My son works for Clayton homes
How does he like it?
Everybody builds MHs with sheet rock.
I say $$ 35,000 is Fair with some TLC involved. !!!!!
Yep
That's about a really good sweet spot price for a rental rehab for sure. Unfortunately land is also a bank breaker these days also after the needed plumbing and city requirements.
So whats the Specs on this mobile home ?? How wide vs length and total bedrooms, bathrooms and other living areas ???
2/3
$114,000! Yikes!
Yep
and I thought he said 214,000😮
Single sides usually start at 75, to 90,000
Darlington? In Wisconsin?
South Carolina
The "new" ones just don't have the character of the older ones. You showed a 1998 home and it was beautiful. This new "industrial" look is cheap. If I want sheet metal and barn doors I would go live in a barn. Normally mobile homes tend to have a better use of space than the "stick-built" houses.
Thanks
114 for a mobile home should be a crime.
People should avoid them and purchase a a real house
In this area, you cannot touch a real house for under 250
😂 ur so funny! How often do u socialize with the peasants? U should try it more often so u can come down to the real world where the majority live
Our area, you could buy a house on a acre. For up to 55,000. Then you'd spend another 50,000 tearing it down. Nothing up to state code, nothing not molded, electric still ball/ knob (?)etc. We found out, later, if you didn't know people you'd spend 2-300,000 building a new home with poor quality stuff &work. Looks good, but... So,we bought mobile home spent less, own more. Definitely have A lot more rooms and size than a affordable house. And b/c of the foundation, it has kept its value.
I remember my old man bought his when I was about 10.. so 35yrs ago for 3,000.. +Lot fee. It was 4 bedroom, 2 bath .. I honestly can't remember but I even wanna say it was a single wide or maybe slightly bigger.. Definitely nothing like today's double wide layout.
@sdutch9132 not in Florida you can't, find a home in my area for under 130.000 and if you do it's not in a good area and it's 1 bedroom 1 bath.
even in sick build homes everything's made so cheap. the prices they want for mobile homes are just not worth it.
Yep
I've seen so so so many brand new stick build homes fail inspection in miserable fashion. Everything these days are so cheaply built.. even million dollar homes are usually garbage.
I’m considering splicing two single wife’s together and putting a roof over them to make it like a double wide….theres a guy in the area that’s done this a few times and the homes turned out nicer and more sturdy then the regular foundation built homes…and I can pick another single wife up for a few $100
That would probably work out pretty good
You typed 'wife' a couple of times (instead of wide)
Another wife for $100 is cheap!
@@DontStepInTheGrease He did say "a few $100" 🙂
@@kaohsiung99 I noticed that as well and was rolling laughing while reading. That's hallarious... but we all know ain't no dam wives around for $100.00 ... lmao😂
You call it a walk in closet... I call it office space...
Ok
Some come with drywall
Its a mobile home!!@
Yep
Spliced lumber is not so great.
I seen that too
I would get rid of that jaqueezi tub....it takes on too much water weight and God help the floors below !!! Just sayin....seen it happen !!!
Lol
$114K? Damn that’s pretty cheap.
I think it’s high for five years ago that would’ve been $20,000 house
Price ridiculous now
You can say that again
No DryWall in my 1962 shit-hole 🧐
Ok
😵💫...$114,000 before transport, taxes, dealer prep, water, cable, and power hook up. If you put it on your own lot, you have to have septic ,dry, well, gas and power line hook up. Drive way, sidewalks, etc. etc... You're better to buy an already established stick built home that'll last more than 15 years.... REDICULOUS !.....🙄 💸💸💸💸💸💸💸
Ok
I would not spend that much on a mobile home.
Yep I did not buy it
lol I wouldn’t give them $50,000 for it.
We didn’t buy it either
Make mobile homes affordable again! Trump/Vance 2024...
Yep
I agree I want one but they cost to much
😂amen
I can see trump living in a double wide. I mean he talks about helping low , mid income all the time ?
I agree !! They need to make a market correction for sure
Hey! Here's a nifty thought:
Stop calling homes that don't move a mobile home.
Most don't move unless there's a hurricane or tornado. You can't drive them away. It's basically a flimsy home built in an area that mother nature will pound.
You get the title from the department of motor vehicles
@@mybrotherdonnie😉 You sure do.
These homes do move though, they come with hitches and wheels on them, they are pulled with big trucks. lol. And you can theoretically move them as many times as you want to, while expensive it can be done. So. No one here is calling homes that don’t move mobile, they’re calling mobile homes mobile (it’s in the name). We grew up calling them trailers, trailers move.
@@monkeyz240 my point exactly if you buy them with a hitch and tires they are mobile to me
Also I live in Florida. There are some oooooollllld trailers still standing in parks being lived in (I’m talking 70s or older, older than I ever saw in Virginia growing up) Granted they’re not the safest in bad weather, but they can and do survive. And if they do lose it, trailers are still a lot cheaper to replace than a regular house, also probably quicker too, since they can just go pick one out and have it delivered all ready built.
You would think that new mobiles wouldn’t have those ugly seems on the walls
They put them in there for movement as they go down the road
Looks used in side.
Not bad
I didn't like the layout of that one at all it was very chopped up
Ok
I've seen better mobile homes than this!
I’ve seen a lot worse
Those cheap ass wire shelves
Looks very cheaply made.
Yep
Trump 2024
Yep
wheres this at???
Darlington South Carolina
@@mybrotherdonnie much thank you, aloha from Hawaii.
not for that price
Lol come on now
@@mybrotherdonnie how cheaply build it is, though I don’t wanna trust that in a thunderstorm even