In 1928, a you could buy a Chevrolet LM one-ton truck for $520. That was for a cab and chassis only, and then you got the cargo box custom-built for your needs. We don't know what this truck was originally used for, because it's undergone a lot of changes. Inside, it now has a V6 motor to pull it, automatic transmission, and and a wooden home in the back. This motor home is a steampunk dream. It's made of red oak, with a copper roof, Dutch doors, coach lamps, and 21 stained glass windows. Even the turn signals are stained glass! Inside, you'll find an all-wood kitchen and a leather couch, plus a bed. It has a stereo but alas, no bathroom or air conditioning.
This custom coach only has 11,444 miles on it, and it's going up for auction on April 10th. Read more about it and see pictures at the Autopian.
(Image credit: Mecum Auctions)
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