Interesting retro travel trailer...
Of course, this would require extra, extra long pull-throughs, but I wonder how useful the room this would give.
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Of course, this would require extra, extra long pull-throughs, but I wonder how useful the room this would give.
- Lol. I like it. Must be bunk beds on one side only.
- Wow talk about tail swing. Hey you could open a mobile bowling alley.
- Nah, that's the horse trailer for the Budweiser Clydesdales! :B
WoodGlue - Watch that up hill incline......
- No awning?
- It is a slide in - compresses into a little over half the length.
WoodGlue wrote:
Nah, that's the horse trailer for the Budweiser Clydesdales! :B
WoodGlue
Yeah, that:WPawPaw_n_Gram wrote:
That's what it looks like.
It is a slide in - compresses into a little over half the length.mlts22 wrote:
Of course, this would require extra, extra long pull-throughs, but I wonder how useful the room this would give.
"Forget the stretch limo, this invention from 1934 is a stretch caravan. It was designed by a French engineer and comprised of three sections that slotted together when the caravan was being towed. When the holidaymakers arrived at the campsite, the caravan could be extended to provide extra living space"
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2382456/Bizarre-inventions-dating-early-20th-century.html#ixzz2nPJnHu3h
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That means this put a whole new spin on pop-outs!- All that on one axle?!
