This Stretched VW Beetle with trailer is a crazy one-of-a-kind RV. Can you imagine pulling into your favorite National park and seeing this thing parked next to you?
The Extended VW
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This Volkswagen Beetle camper combination will cause you to do a double take. Is it a camper or is it a beetle? Looks like both to me.
The Beetle Camper
This looks like the offspring of a Volvo and Wooden Boat. I especially like the porthole Windows
Volvo wooden wagon/boat/camper thing
This DIY teardrop camper looks like the owner found his inspiration at the local Home Depot. This is the ultimate DIY budget camper.
DIY Budget Camper
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A custom RV with a deck. This custom camper offers a great view from the rear deck. I wish my RV had a deck like this. What about you?
The Rear Deck Camper
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What’s with all the stuffed animals? Ok I don’t really understand why you would do this. I guess you will make kids smile but I still don’t get this RV.
The Plush RV
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The MotoHome™ is a concept from the mind of Jeremy Carman, a senior architecture student at USC’s School of Architecture. It’s like a truck cap camper, but for motorcycles,
The Motorcycle RV Combo
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Check out the extra axle & wheels added to this 1960s Chrysler station wagon. This one-of-a-kind RV certainly doesn’t rely on aerodynamic design!
1960s Chrysler station wagon with residential conversion
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This old-school camper is so cute. I would love to see this in person. This antique RV needs to be in the RV hall of fame that how cool it is.
1941 Western Flyer Motorhome
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A rare and iconic streamlined motorhome designed by industrial designer Brooks Stevens. It is a classic example of streamlined Art Deco vehicle design, known for its aerodynamic shape and unusually luxurious features for its time.
Based on the visible features in the image, such as the design of the front grille, headlights, and overall shape, the bus appears to be an older International Harvester (IH) model from the 1970s or 1980s, likely an International Harvester Loadstar. This type of bus chassis was commonly used for school buses and utility buses during that era.
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