The mobile home - complete with garage
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The mobile home - complete with garage
It is a home away from home with all the mod cons of 21st century living.
But as well as its spacious dining room, kitchen, bathroom and sleeping quarters, the Volkner Mobil mobile home comes with one added extra - a garage for your car.
Where on a more conventional vehicle you would expect to find a hold for luggage, a 'door' beneath the main body of the vehicle opens up to reveal a space large enough to stow a family car.
It is perfect for travellers hankering after a little more freedom on holiday, allowing them to take on excursions or trips to the supermarket without having to uproot the entire contents of their motor home at the same time.
The latest take on mobile living is on display at the International Caravan Fair in Dusseldorf, Germany, where it will remain until September 3.
source : dailymail.co.uk
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I really wish I can have one of this some day, it doesn't look like theyu can fit in much larger cars than that though . . .
I guess to make new motor coach, the ooohs and ahhhs is to make them with a garage
Yep, pretty much any small car. Im sure an xA can fit in there too. How about a g35 or an sc430?
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That is pretty cool. It was only a matter of time before we saw something like this.
I too would love to own a huge RV like this one day. Saw some show on TLC where a guy had a custom RV(the size of a tour bus) that rides on water. Looked crazy seeing it pass other regular boats. lol
I too would love to own a huge RV like this one day. Saw some show on TLC where a guy had a custom RV(the size of a tour bus) that rides on water. Looked crazy seeing it pass other regular boats. lol
lol, which mena syou can't store most of the cars in the market out there
btw, isn't slk a 2 seater coupe? so that pic is pretty misleading. assuming the guy is driving the car, so who's going to stay behind
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When you titled the tread with the words "mobile home," I expected to see a double wide...
I'd call that rig a "motor coach."
Pretty cool idea- beats dragging a car behind on a tow bar or car dolly.
My guess is that the height of the vehicle is restricted- with todays taller and taller cars (have you seen the new Camry?), I'm sure they would encroach on interior space.
It looks like the coach raises itself to provide more clearance underneath. My MR2 would go in there fin... certainly the NSX. Not sure about the GS, though!
BTW, a diesel pusher like that is probably $400K +
I'd call that rig a "motor coach."
Pretty cool idea- beats dragging a car behind on a tow bar or car dolly.
My guess is that the height of the vehicle is restricted- with todays taller and taller cars (have you seen the new Camry?), I'm sure they would encroach on interior space.
It looks like the coach raises itself to provide more clearance underneath. My MR2 would go in there fin... certainly the NSX. Not sure about the GS, though!
BTW, a diesel pusher like that is probably $400K +
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This would be great if you're older and your children have “flown the coupe.” You could sell your house and buy that exact setup (minus the model wife and kid).
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When you titled the tread with the words "mobile home," I expected to see a double wide...
I'd call that rig a "motor coach."
Pretty cool idea- beats dragging a car behind on a tow bar or car dolly.
My guess is that the height of the vehicle is restricted- with todays taller and taller cars (have you seen the new Camry?), I'm sure they would encroach on interior space.
It looks like the coach raises itself to provide more clearance underneath. My MR2 would go in there fin... certainly the NSX. Not sure about the GS, though!
BTW, a diesel pusher like that is probably $400K +
I'd call that rig a "motor coach."
Pretty cool idea- beats dragging a car behind on a tow bar or car dolly.
My guess is that the height of the vehicle is restricted- with todays taller and taller cars (have you seen the new Camry?), I'm sure they would encroach on interior space.
It looks like the coach raises itself to provide more clearance underneath. My MR2 would go in there fin... certainly the NSX. Not sure about the GS, though!
BTW, a diesel pusher like that is probably $400K +
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