Interesting retro travel trailer...
Of course, this would require extra, extra long pull-throughs, but I wonder how useful the room this would give.
Forum Discussion
Of course, this would require extra, extra long pull-throughs, but I wonder how useful the room this would give.
Dog Folks wrote:
X2 It also doesn't appear to have a tire on the axle.
Look a little closer ...
That's a white-wall tire.- Looks like he is towing it with a jeep. Someone should tell him he needs a bigger TV!
I love to see inside, Can't be much in there, I don't think the single axle could hold to much. rvjames wrote:
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
__________________________________________
That means this put a whole new spin on pop-outs!
Cool Stuff. Thanks- X2 It also doesn't appear to have a tire on the axle.
- All that on one axle?!
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
__________________________________________
That means this put a whole new spin on pop-outs!PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:
That's what it looks like.
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:W- It is a slide in - compresses into a little over half the length.
- No awning?
