A vintage 1965 Airstream Caravel — 17 feet, 2,250 pounds, all-new 50-amp electric and no propane — is listed for $65,000 just outside Richmond. Tiny Haven named her Sol.
Danielle and Jonathan renovated this one as a mid-century modern apartment on wheels: full kitchen, tiled bath, a custom couch that pulls out into a double bed, and all the decor. Let’s take a closer look.
Sol, Tiny Haven’s renovated 1965 Airstream Caravel, in the woods outside Richmond. Photo: Tiny Haven / Tiny House Marketplace.
Meet the Aurochs 001—a vehicle that’s part classic Land Rover, part luxury off-grid tiny home, and 100% adventure-ready. Designed for two thrill-seekers passionate about exploring the unknown, this flagship build from Duckworth Overland represents innovation, engineering expertise, and good old-fashioned craftsmanship. With two years of development and a combined 20 years of engineering and classic car restoration experience, the Aurochs 001 redefines what it means to travel off-grid.
Consider staying in this Young Wild and Tree House in East Point, Georgia. The stay by The Atlanta Treehouse includes access to this one-of-a-kind trailer turned into a vintage bus treehouse! Check it out!
The treehouse is an eclectic 1956 airstream/Spartan hodgepodge created by a Vietnam vet . It shares the grounds with a beautiful designed interior space that we have nicknamed “the studio”.
This is the story of how a 23-year-old went tiny his own way using a 1991 32-foot Georgie Boy Motorhome that he bought for $1,800 and proceeded to renovate.
The end result is an affordable, mobile, and cozy motorhome that was built at a price that’s hard very hard to beat (a total cost of about $5,000). What do you think? Could a motorhome renovation be worth it? Here’s how Riley sees it.
It’s a very expensive but really awesome-looking vintage-style travel trailer. Currently, they have two models to choose from, the On The Road model which starts at $137,000, and the Endless Highways model which starts at $185,000.
It’s a 34-foot long vintage camper with two entrances, all new custom cabinetry, designer furniture, mini-split air conditioning, subway tiled bathroom, and more. It’s technically a park model designed to be set up with full hookups (it has no holding tanks). What do you think?
This is a 1954 Flxible Visicoach Motorhome that’s for sale.
It’s an original Mount Rainier National Park Tour Bus that was converted to a motorhome in 1972. Original blueprints are included in the sale. Learn more below.