Bullet proof, but you'll need a 50A plug for that. I had the hobart version (AC/DC) and ran it off of an adapted dryer plug. Every time I stuck a rod, the breaker would pop. But then, maybe you'll never stick a rod :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9TFf0vB9VM
This is how I got into the blues...
Started with Rockin' Texas RnB courtesy Bugs Henderson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9TFf0vB9VM
I wasn't there for that show, but saw him numerous times at the 'Dillo and I still have this one on vinyl.
Google a...
The Kodiak 8x9 weighs in at about 55 lbs, has room for two big cots and a table between. Also has a second door and an awning over 1 door (that I've never used).
As long as I have the space and weight capacity I'll never go back to sleeping on the ground (or floor if rooftop). I took notice of DAA setting up and tearing down on our Wendover to St. George trip and have adjusted my camping gear accordingly. I opted for the 8x9 Kodiak over the 7x8...
day late and a dollar short, but here is my description of Skyline drive, south of 31 after a rain...
http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?92606-Well-that-was-a-bit-scary-(skyline-drive-no-really-skyline-drive)&highlight=skyline+drive
Here ya go Steve
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3196399/Forget-glamping-try-CRAMPING-Meet-Gidget-world-s-smallest-caravan-double-bed-fully-equipped-kitchen-despite-just-eight-feet-long.html
In a typical toilet, the water in the bowl is the trap that prevents sewer gasses from getting into the house. If you don't replace the toilets with something that is designed to do that function while dry then you must keep the water in the bowl. Vegetable oil would dry up and gunk on the...
Steve,
Something I just thought of that might be important to you is fresh/gray/black water tank capacities.
Without sufficient tank capacity, you are limited in how long you can stay away from civilization.
There are portable tanks so you wouldn't have to hook up and move the trailer, but they...
Steve,
A couple things to watch for...
Airstreams tend to be very heavy and you want about 13+% on the tongue for stable towing. Not an issue for a 3/4 or 1 ton.
That, and trailer rated tires are typically rated for a MAX of 65 mph.
I pulled my trailer (8' wide, 12' high, just over 8200#...
One other possibility.
Put an ad on KSL that you would like to sublet an apartment for however long you need it. Perhaps someone wants to move but has that number of months left on their current lease. Not as simple as a month to month but could end up cheaper (you pay a premium for monthly)