So is this a trailer or a motorhome? Or both?
Reader George Hills sent us the photo. He said the RV is for sale in England for about $32,000. He explained that the base unit is a 31-foot Airstream Excello travel trailer. Instead of towing it, a previous owner mounted it to the bed of a 16-ton Mercedes 1617 truck.
Sorry, but we’re not sure where you can buy this beyond it’s somewhere in the U.K. Pretty cool, though.
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Thats a nice looking and functional rig!!
Since you can’t go from the cab directly into the “house,” I would classify it as the ultimate truck camper.
but you can… they are joined as can been clearly seen in photos.
We own a 1985 Airstream Excella which matches all the windows on this one. Same smaller front window, bathroom and bedroom windows and the wide blue belt-line stripe. This is giving me ideas.