This is a completely customized one of a kind 33′ diesel motorhome with 54,250 miles.
It has two 8′ by 7′ hydraulic fold out rooms that combine to one large area.
Under the hood is a 7.3L International Turbo diesel engine with an automatic transmission and air-ride.
This motor home has already got a towing package installed.
It has been completely re-done from the inside out. If you’re interested to know it is in fact a smoke free coach.
Here are some of the features:
- Double bed
- Maple cabinets
- Side entry kitchen
- Breakfast nook
- Bathroom with shower
- Living room
- Dining room
- Three roof air units
- Two refrigerators
- 15 KW diesel generator
It also has automatic levelers and an alarm system.
If you’re wondering if you can walk through when both fold outs are in the answer is yes. 🙂
Price: $21,900.00 Location: West Palm Beach, Florida
Source: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/International-Diesel-Motorhome-/130559336762?pt=RVs_Campers&hash=item1e65f1613a
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Alex
Hi All This is what I’ve been meaning..the fold out walls YES! How can this be done simply in a tiny house ??how did they do it??PLease let me know.
Eileen
I worked for a folding house company in Fullerton CA called Transa Structures and applied the principle to mobile homes that were manufactured by Great Lakes and Mayflower Homes in California. I was 17 and had run away from my NM home at 16. Then, weeks after going to work for Mayflower I quit and invented the first double-wide mobile home and built a prototype in Long Beach CA. Everybody poo-pood the idea but I’d made my mark. Today I build with metal framing and integral high-tech concrete. It’s cheap, fast and stronger than anything else.
Hi Tony,
This was exactly what i wanted to do. Is it possible to have some more detailed photos to understand the foldable system..it would be very appreciated. Or any link/website that could help for a better understanding.
Thank you
Marco
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