Part 8 here
In the morning we went to the Museum, showing history of RVs or motor homes.
I spent a lot of time observing the process of the vehicle creation.
First its frame needs to be ready
Wheels are attached
Different types of floor are needed in an RV
Next are part of the walls and some big furniture frames
Storage
All walls except movable parts are in place
Different stages of roof readiness
Insulation in the storage
Roof is ready
Next are windows and doors should be installed
Moving parts of vehicle are in place now
Cabinets without doors and other small furniture
Furniture storage
Last details are in place
Final Inspection
After that we went to look to the actual motor homes
Interesting solution – the hammock in the 60th RV
It does look like a house. There is no feeling that there is a car
Kitchen and Pantry
We even found a space for our cat!
Next we went to the part of museum where really old vehicles are presented. The earliest RV was created in 1913 – more than a hundred years ago, can you imagine that? Some of the vehicles look so funny, that we couldn’t stay calm and laughed a lot. But from time to time I caught myself on a sad thought – while our grandmas hand washed the clothes, didn’t have a bathroom in the house, people in America had such a luxury as motor homes…
The very first RV in US, made in 1913
That car is awesome – it was made in 1916 and have a bed compartment, kitchen and drawers outside the vehicle
Here is kitchen
Drawers for the stuff
Some of the cars look very weird
Doesn’t it look like the tank inside?
On the other hand, it has folding toilet!
This is very unusual looking too
That car can tow a trailer
This is for six people. Exactly what we need!
We had a lot of fun in that museum, I’m glad that we found it.
Part 10 here