The first motorhomes were wooden cabins on Model Ts
The desire to live inside a moving vehicle predates modern plumbing by decades. Early vagabonds bought standard consumer chassis and bolted massive, heavy wooden cabins directly onto the flimsy metal frames. These terrifying wooden boxes had zero insulation, awful brakes, and cornered like a collapsing shed, but they birthed the entire mobile living industry.

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