This tiny house on a truck for sale is built on the back of a 1991 F-250 7.3L diesel truck with a custom flatbed frame for $4200. If you’re looking to explore the world in a custom built motorhome, this might be the right one for you.
It’s fully insulated, has a Tiny Tot wood stove, and is partially set up to run on vegetable oil. The truck just needs a little more work to be completely finished but so far inside you’ll find a cooking area, custom furniture, LED lighting, speakers, and more (see below).
Tiny House on a Truck in Bozeman, Montana
Images © Duncan McGovern
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Conrad Scott is a man in the Scottsdale, Arizona area who is looking to help tiny house people with their tiny house construction project(s).
He’s looking to help people in the Phoenix area and maybe Southern California as well because he has family there and visits from time to time.
Conrad has over 40 years of construction and woodworking experience. He’s now semi-retired and would like to offer his skills and help to any of the young couples or groups that need suggestions and help with things like cabinet making, building doors, windows, lap siding, board & baton siding, rafters, jacks, and more.
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This stealth tiny house cargo trailer project is a guest post by Jesslyn Wolff
We have a 100 sq. ft. stealth tiny home project that we will not be able to finish. We just bought it and were so excited to get going on the renovation. But no sooner did we buy it, I ran into some personal issues which requiring us to sell our first road worthy tiny house project.
Please post this as soon as you can. It will make a great tiny home for someone as it’s already well on it’s way with the following features.
Related story: Woman Converts Cargo Trailer into Stealthy and Cozy Off-Grid RV
16′ Stealth Cargo Trailer to Tiny House Project (Sold)
Images © Jesslyn Wolff
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If you’ve ever wanted to tour tiny houses on wheels in person this is a great opportunity.
The Caravan Tiny House Hotel in Portland, Oregon is hosting an event where you can tour 6 of their tiny houses on the property.
This is happening on Sunday, October 26th, November 2nd, and November 16th (2014) from 4-5pm. Cost is $10 per person and the event is limited to 100 people.
Related story: Video Tour of the Tiny House Hotel in Portland, Oregon
Tour 6 Tiny Houses at the Tiny House Hotel
Image © TinyHouseHotel.com
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Cúbica® is a company in Costa Rica that has created this shipping container tiny home with a rooftop recreational deck.
A 20′ shipping container was used to turn it into an amazing 160 sq. ft. tiny house that can sleep up to four people. Inside you’ll find a full kitchen, bathroom, washer/dryer, multi-functional living/dining/sleeping area, and ample outdoor space.
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Casa Cúbica’s 160 Sq. Ft. Shipping Container Tiny Home
Images © Cúbica®
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This 689 sq. ft. apartment redesign is called the Fujigaoka M and was done by Sinato Architects in Tokyo.
They created an L shaped wall to separate space for two bedrooms inside. This wall has built in shelves, storage, and a seating area.
According to Dezeen, the apartment is lived in by a married couple who also wanted to have a guest bedroom.
689 Sq. Ft. Modern Apartment Redesign for Married Couple
Images © Toshiyuki Yano/Sinato
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The E.D.G.E. cabin, designed by Revelations Architects/Builders is 518 sq. ft. but suitable for a small family to live in.
E.D.G.E. stands for Experimental Dwelling for a Greener Environment. It’s a prefab small cabin with kitchen, bathroom, multi-functional living/sleeping area, and two sleeping lofts.
It’s also designed to collect rain-water. The cabin has large insulated sliding doors outside that you can use for solar heat during the day and close up at night to help keep the structure warm.
E.D.G.E. 518 Sq. Ft. Cabin: A McMansion Killer?
Images © Dan Hoffman Photography
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This 1929 Ford Model A Roadster has a rear rumble seat, luggage rack, and upgraded wire wheels. And it also comes with a classic 1959 rare aluminum teardrop camping trailer.
Both have been fully restored. The trailer has television, stereo, built-in lights, gas stove, cooler, sink, and bed. The Model A’s engine has been rebuilt and has grille guard and hood ornament.
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’29 Ford Model A Roadster with ’59 Teardrop Camper
Images © Barrett-Jackson
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This 2013 Renegade IKON 3400 is a 45′ Class A motorhome available for sale.
It has a 600 hp Cummins diesel engine with 20,000 miles on the odometer, it can tow up to 30,000 lbs, has 4 slide-outs, and sleeps up to 6 people comfortably.
If you thought some tiny houses on wheels were expensive, the used price tag on this one might make you a little motion sick. Either way, please enjoy below.
2013 Renegade IKON 3400 45′ Class A Motorhome For Sale
Images © RVT.com
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