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Got some email the other day from a fellow in the UK, "hillbilly dreaming" who has bult a small cabin in the bed of an old pickup truck. When the photos arrived today, I thought that GoodClue might appreciate them, so here they are:









Here's a bit of the text of the email to give you an idea what the idea is:

hillbilly dreaming wrote:l've just build a hillbilly truck home on my original 46 chevy, l've had a amazing reaction so far, well l do live in the wilds of Yorkshire,UK

lts only wee but l sleep in it when l go to car shows & when l want to excape from the family. l've tryed to encompass the old American feel over hear in the UK, l've been lucky having traveled alot of the US & Canada.

Interestingly, the truck looks to be left-hand drive, which must make it entertaining to drive over in the UK.

Swe-e-e-t!

(Reminds me of my first mini-motorhome - a Nappanee "Casual" built on a Ford Courier chassis - tiny, but suprisingly admirable. I lived in it for over a year. The only place I could stand straight up was under the roof vent, !)

Thats a great little rig. I'd love to have it to perk around in for the summer. It's nice and small and you could tuck it in to hidden corners.

Your right Sharkey, very enjoyable, got to love those old chevy's ... and a nice capture of the American hillbilly spirit. Makes me feel like I'm living in a mansion ... I'd like to see more frontal shots, kind of like checking out a good looking woman, like to see the whole package ... GoodClue

Got a few more photos of this truck in it's natural environment:

If I don't pass away before I get my big blue home finished I'll have to build me an old school housetruck. It will have to be a little bigger then this on but not as big as yours or Rogers.

Thanks for the frontal shots Sharkey, lets the whole picture shine through ... reminds me of my grandpa's 46 Dodge pickup ... first time I rode in it was in the pickup bed on the driver's side, enjoying the ride, hanging on the siderail, hair blowing in the wind ... and then the wad of chewing tobacco hit me square in the face ... used to love driving it on those Missouri backroads heading to a morrow to go catfishing ... they do NOT make them like they used to ... it's why I bought my old chevy bus when I saw it ... love at first site, and what a kick to drive, tho it's in living mode for a while longer, I'm anxious to get some work done on it and put a few more miles on it. Thanks for the memories, GoodClue.

Honestly, I first thought it was a tree house (Of course, that is, not minding the title above. ) it is very cute and seems relaxing. I think I can already feel what Good Cue used to feel about riding his grandpa's truck. Although my worry is, isn't it shaky since it's wood? I mean the house.
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I just love the chevy truck parts on it.