Billionaire Preppers

GunnyGene

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Unlike those of us who may only have a pitiful little tornado shelter (if we're lucky) to sweat out an apocalypse, the ultra wealthy can afford a bit more. And I guarantee they won't share. :wink: :twisted:

Rising S Bunkers installed a 37-room, 9,000-square-foot complex in Napa Valley for an Academy Award-winning client that rang in at $10.28 million, with a bowling alley, sauna, jacuzzi, shooting range and an ultra-large home theater. Swimming pools, greenhouses, game rooms and gyms are other amenities offered. This year, on another Napa Valley property, the company constructed a $9 million, 7,600-square-foot compound with horse stables and accommodations for 12, along with four escape tunnels leading to outlets on the estate, multiple hidden rooms — in case "you let someone in whom you do not fully trust," says Lynch — and an aboveground safe house "disguised as a horse barn." The company also is designing a $3 million bunker for "a major sports figure from Southern California."

More: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/bunker-builders-anticipate-lucrative-trumpocalypse-932748
 
I'd forgo the parking garage, swimming pool and movie theater so's I could dedicate more room for growin' stuff to eat....but hey, I reckon that them rich folks has different priorities than us commoners. :lol: :lol: :lol: .

DGW...who get's real tired of canned chilly real quick.
 
We have a good friend near Topeka Kansas who lives in a "Coffin Top" sliding door Atlas launch facility. I love the house they made out of the old launch control silo.
He makes a good living selling those silo properties.
Here are some current listings
http://www.hardenedstructures.com/bunkers-for-Sale.php
 

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