The bus is a 2002 International Bluebird 3800 and has 61,XXX miles on it. It’s powered by the International Harvester T444E diesel engine. It has air-brakes, front and rear air-conditioning, electric entrance doors, cruise control, AM FM stereo and is 28′ feet long, 8’6″ wide, and will provide approximately 20′ X 8’6″ of build-able space. The bus has two brand new batteries and a brand new starter solenoid.
Follow Their travels along the Pan American Highway!
They started in Alaska and are heading south – as far as the road takes them. Through Alaska, Canada and the states, down into Mexico, Guatemala and Panama they want to travel mostly off the grid with their new tiny house on wheels.
More about them:
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Facebook // Mogli // http://goo.gl/jYAe0J
Facebook // Felix // http://goo.gl/WepHtT
Youtube // Mogli // http://goo.gl/fMdr7K
Youtube // Felix // https://goo.gl/l0mwmJ
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Name: Natalie Pollard, owner of Villagers, and cat Melon Location: Candler, North Carolina Size: 265 square feet Years lived in: 6 months Natalie’s home may only be eight feet wide, but it is packed with inspiring design details and unexpected features for a tiny home including a large side entrance, a central bedroom loft, and the creative use of heirloom furniture pieces to contribute to that familiar feeling of home. She worked with the designers at Nanostead to create the 265 square foot portable home with the features that were important to her—mostly lots of windows for natural light—and the result is one of the sweetest small homes you will ever see.
Source: House Tour: A Peaceful Tiny Home on Wheels | Apartment Therapy
Tim Eddy and Hannah Fuller: Tahoe, California Size: 196 square feet Years lived in: 1.5 years; Owned Hannah grew up in a home her parents built (her father is a boat builder), so it was only natural for her to follow in their footsteps. Tim, on the other hand, has never built anything but fires. With that in mind, Tim and Hannah started out with 20 acres of land and no blueprints, and built one of the most impressive houses I've ever seen in my life — not to mention it's fully off-the-grid.
Source: House Tour: A DIY Self-Sustainable Micro-Cabin in Cali | Apartment Therapy
Small, compact and mobile, the prefabricated residential units Pod-iDLADLA quickly became popular throughout the world, primarily because of their flexibility and functionality. Originally designed and manufactured in South Africa by the architect Clara da Cruz Almeida, Pod-iDLADLA are modular and cute mini-houses.
After estimating that 17 square meters is sufficient for comfortable living, the architect found a solution offers practical and well organized living.
Source: Pod-iDLADLA mobile mini-homes
