Here is what you might do if you have little money, a big dream, the loan of a piece of land to live on and a huge desire to follow that dream. You scrape together some cash and materials and put your very considerable imagination and innovative skills to work and you build a housetruck with seven popups, two popups, decks, a fireplace, bathroom and toilet, all to accommodate your family of four. It weighs about 20 tonnes... it all pops in and down to be road legal

Friends of mine built and live in it somewhere in New Zealand's Northland.
Amazing isn't it...



Simply amazing...you New Zelanders are a crafty group!
ReplyDeletecrikey! thats incredible. I'd like to know where everything goes when its folded up!
ReplyDeleteSix popouts and 2 popups-I am an architect and this is what I call a great bit of architecture. I know them and the details are fantastic-no leaks!And its road legal-takes a couple of days to fold tho.Gary
ReplyDeleteSorry SEVEN popouts !!!!!! Gary again
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!
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